[RoR] Herders use Britons' voice lines

:play_button: GAME INFORMATION

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  • GAME BUILD #: 153015
  • GAME PLATFORM: Steam / Microsoft Store / Xbox / PlayStation
  • OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows 11

:play_button: ISSUE EXPERIENCED

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With the addition of the Pasture building to the Scenario Editor of Return of Rome in update 153015, there is also a new Villager job, the Herder. But instead of the AoE1 fantasy language, the Herders speak the English of the Britons from the base game.

:play_button: FREQUENCY OF ISSUE

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  • 100% of the time / matches I play (ALWAYS)

:play_button: REPRODUCTION STEPS

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Here’s the steps to reproduce the issue:

  1. Open the Scenario Editor and place a Pasture building and Villagers.
  2. Test the scenario and order Villagers to work on the Pasture. They will become Herders and say “Ferme”, like Villagers of the Britons in the base game.
  3. Select Herders and order them to move elsewhere. In both cases, the voices of Britons can be heard.

:play_button: EXPECTED RESULT

:backhand_index_pointing_down: What was SUPPOSED to happen if the bug you encountered were not present?
As Herders, the Villagers should still use their usual made-up language, not that of the AoE2 Britons.

:play_button: IMAGE

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Not “Roggan”, but words like “Greetin”, Ready", and “Yis” are uttered by the Herders. They’re ahead of their time, it seems.

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