These are the basic solutions i compiled from other guides, these may or may not solve the issue, they didnt for me but i think its worth to mention them.

* Add "-high" to the game's launch properties.
* Change the game's audio to stereo.
* Change the game's language to something else and back to the original language.
* Try messing arround with your speaker settings.

What actually fixed the issue for me was turning off the xbox game bar

For windows 11:

- Open the settings
- Go to "system"
- Go to "system components"
- Click the three dots on "Game Bar"
- Go to "Background component premissions" and change it to "Never"

For Windows 10

- Open the settings
- Go to "Gaming"
- Toggle off "Xbox Game Bar"

Alternitively you can follow this guide[www.wikihow.com] to completely delete the xbox game bar system component if turning it off doesent work.

Hope this helped anyone who had the same issue as me, i thought this was a game bug but it was actually just the xbox game bar interfeereing with the game itself lol.

hope you guys liked the guide!