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Quiet Guns

he cant take it anymore

What's with the thumbnail

thank you for answering :)

it lowers the volume of all the gun sound files, making them pretty quiet. so yes it tinkers with a lot of gun sound files

Does this just lower the volume of the files or does it just makes guns really quieter? Asking this because of mods that have custom sounds for the guns.

the thumbnail lol

@Qwazzy As you said this is merely a personal preference type of scenario at the end of the day. guns are indeed meant to be loud which is depicted in all sorts of medias not just game. But comparing the current gun SFX in the game to older versions it's hard not to spot a noticeable difference in the audio quality, how guns would still be loud in older versions but not to this comical degree, almost as if you were constantly in tight spaces, when most maps take place in more open areas. I'm not personally a dev so i wouldn't be able to elaborate on what exactly causes this but there's definitely a justification for some people wanting to spare their ears from the unecessary stress that might be induced from the current SFX that are even louder than games with guns that have a genuine realistic approach to guns in general and how they actually sound like, commonly seen in modern shooters like Insurgency: Sandstorm for instance.

i think the worst thing about the sound design of guns in nmrih, is the fact that they can't be normalized properly. their extreme loudness makes the whole process useless, and the only way to tone them down is by lowering the volume considerably

which wasn't a thing in nmrih beta smh, the beta gun sounds were already normalized by default and weren't earrape-y

nmrih is possibly the only source game i know that doesnt have normalized audio for viewmodels (items, melees, guns). so hence why a mod like this is pretty handy

the bitpit version covers more gun sounds and doesnt make them as quiet now, a 50/50 i'd say

I do get why someone would want this, though I admit I'm on the other side of the fence. Maybe I just don't have my game volume up so high. But I like the regular volume because the guns are meant to be loud - having them so quiet feels weird and off, and probably makes it harder to notice gunfire from a distance too.

But as a gameplay thing where one wants the volume up for the ambience or to hear zombie sounds better, I can understand the usefulness of it.

And the thumbnail gave me a good chuckle.