He faithfully records everything they encounter on the Trailblaze path in the Express's archives.ĭanheng never talks much about his past. He carefully observes the changes in everything around him, albeit with a calm demeanour that may appear to be indifference.
He acts as the train's guard on its long Trailblaze journey. "A cold and reserved young man who wields a spear known as Cloud-Piercer. Voice actor: Nicholas Leung Danheng, A Mysterious Passenger escaping his past. Perhaps even he didn't expect the new journey and companions that awaited him." Danheng - A Mysterious Passenger escaping his past Fountain came to a close, Welt had no choice but to venture with the initiator of the incident to the other side of the space portal. He has saved Earth from annihilation time and time again.Īfter the calamity ended, the heavy burden ordained by fate to Welt had been removed for a time, and he became an animation storyboard artist. "The wise and sophisticated former Anti-Entropy Sovereign who inherits the name of the world - Welt. Voice actor: Cory Landis Welt, In the name of the World.
Because we've all heard bad voice acting before, and know how jarring it is to any sense of participation, much less immersion.Even though such companions may have different destinations in mind, they all gaze at the same starry sky." Welt - In the name of the World This video and audio doesn't betray any great secrets about Portal or Valve, but it is a curious window into how one of the most critical components of a video game gets done, and supplies a key storytelling device. The directors are Valve writers - including Erik Wolpaw - working on Portal 2. This is a very long soundfile, some 20 minutes, so it's probably best to just skip around to hear something interesting.
Thanks to a lot of cleanup work by Valve News Network, one can hear the directors giving him instructions. It's a soundfile of a recording session for Portal 2's announcer, found in the earliest (and no longer available) version of the demo. The Steam VR Performance Test has gotten a ton of attention lately, but one of its cooler caches of buried treasure isn't the usual oblique reference to a sequel that's never coming.
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