Actually, its not restricted to the MKB. In some cases, say, the MG34, when you fire even a small burst the game stutters right at the end of the burst, like it skips a beat or something. Really annoying. Same for MKB. Makes it near impossible to kill its user, on account of it making me stutter. I say broken sound because the MKB's sound is accompanied by that annoying background crackling sound, that you can tell it's bugged. I don't know if it's only in the MKB, but it certainly is the most noticeable.
[Error] Broken MKB sound
- Thread starter sparrow560
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Here's one, from steam forums
RO2 Sound Test - YouTube
ALOT of people have this problem including me, it can lead to crashes and soundcard not working anymore. Mine sometimes start to make electronic noise and slowly fade out until i hear nothing.
RO2 Sound Test - YouTube
ALOT of people have this problem including me, it can lead to crashes and soundcard not working anymore. Mine sometimes start to make electronic noise and slowly fade out until i hear nothing.
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I think the problem is caused by the fact that rapid fire of the MkB is a collection of individual 'single fire' sounds - a good fix would be to make a loopable 'rapid fire' sound, like what most games do.
Doing this would mean only creating a single sound object every couple of seconds (obviously stoppable at any point during the sound, if the user stops firing), instead of a sound object for every shot fired.
If you get me.
Doing this would mean only creating a single sound object every couple of seconds (obviously stoppable at any point during the sound, if the user stops firing), instead of a sound object for every shot fired.
If you get me.
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just wanted to make sure this bug doesn't go away unnoticed.
Broken MKB sound persists. Please do something.
Broken MKB sound persists. Please do something.
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I had a similar issue in a few Source Engine games. Is anyone else using a Soundblaster X-Fi series card? I fixed the issue on Source by going into the output device's control panel and reducing the quality to 16-bit, 4400hz. I'm having the same issue here, and going to attempt this method -- I'll report back with the results ASAP.
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Played a couple of rounds with the aforementioned solution, and the cracking sound fade-out seems to be gone. I'll keep playing and see if the results are concrete!
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Played a couple of rounds with the aforementioned solution, and the cracking sound fade-out seems to be gone. I'll keep playing and see if the results are concrete!
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you're still having problems with this? it was corrected for me and i assumed most everyone else a long time ago.
just out or curiosity, can you post your computers specs?
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