122770-wildstar-accents-in-other-languages

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Since WIldstar is going to be released in China, I wanted to make this thread on what accents (dialects, regions, etc) was used (or will be used) for Wildstar in other accents?
Here are the foreign languages availible in WIldstar.
- Germany
- France
So anyone want to comment on this?
P.S- In other words, what accent is foreign equivalent to Cockney, working class, exotic villain, upperclass, rural hicks, and tough guy.	
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Since WIldstar is going to be released in China, I wanted to make this thread on what accents (dialects, regions, etc) was used (or will be used) for Wildstar in other accents?
Here are the foreign languages availible in WIldstar.
- Germany
- France
So anyone want to comment on this?
P.S- In other words, what accent is foreign equivalent to Cockney, working class, exotic villain, upperclass, rural hicks, and tough guy.
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			Don't forget the generican/Californian accents the aurin use.	
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Not really relevant, but I just love the german lopp voice. :D
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsUsHnqxEbA
 
 	
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Somehow I know this for German.  When I last studied the language there was a distinct difference in how certain regions of Germany pronounced the 'ch' portions of their words.
 
The 'proper' versions of this would make Ich, dich, mich, licht, etc. with a hard 'ch' sound.  For example, phonetically these would be "ikh, dikh, mikh, likht," you get the idea.
 
The less 'proper' version of that made the 'ch' into a soft sound, so those words would sound like "ish, dish, mish, lisht" etc.  If you want to hear a good example of that, listen to any interview with Rammstein or Megaherz (not their songs).  Those might be German cliches but they have easy-to-find video content.
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I mean what accents they use for factions?
I am speculating Prussians for Highborn and (insert overused German equivalent of Cockney) for Lowborn.
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