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Why did they do this?! I thought their goal was to make 'em sound like real guns.
No, the new ones don't sound "more like guns", they sound more like what gamers have been tricked into thinking guns sound like. The old ones sound more like guns. The concussive blast and the reverb sound much more like the inhumanely loud thing that guns are.
Old Scar: ACTUAL Machine Gun
Thank you for this. After they changed the Scar sounds I didn't enjoy commando as much anymore, now I'm having lots of fun as Commando again, thanks to you!
do you know any method to test the soundmod quickly?
i made some sound mods but every test and adjust need to restart the game many times
1. making sure you're subscribed, and if you are, unsubscribe and resubscribe
2. run KF2 to make sure it downloads the file
3. make sure you're in the right directory afterwards
It might just be humans though because last I remember I think Zed footsteps are all in their respective soundbanks, which I'd be unable to rebuild with the free version of Wwise that only allows up to 200 sounds, on top of it being incompatible with mods by others that I use and enjoy.