Gun Audio

[Major Liability]

I hope recordings have been taken for indoor & outdoor, and most importantly, at varying distances.

It's probably impractical, but what I'd really like to see is completely different firing sounds depending on where you are relative to the shooter. Gunfire sounds different depending on whether you're shooting the gun, standing in front of it, to the sides, etc. You'd have to learn how each weapon sounds from every angle if you wanted to identify them by ear rather than just memorizing one sound.

 

[=GG= Mr Moe]

well, not too concerned, firearm sounds were decent in ROOST and the tanks sounded great.

Firearm sounds were great I think. Tank engines needed to be louder though, and have the tracks make the appropriate sounds as well.

 

[hockeywarrior]

Firearm sounds were great I think. Tank engines needed to be louder though, and have the tracks make the appropriate sounds as well.

There were a number of sounds that bigged me in RO1. Namely, the PPSH and PPD40 sounds. The PPD40 just sounded weird to me. I also never liked the MP40's sound either.

 

[Leopardi]

It's probably impractical, but what I'd really like to see is completely different firing sounds depending on where you are relative to the shooter. Gunfire sounds different depending on whether you're shooting the gun, standing in front of it, to the sides, etc. You'd have to learn how each weapon sounds from every angle if you wanted to identify them by ear rather than just memorizing one sound.

How BF3 will do it is impressive. Every object (aka tank, helicopter has up to 80 sound channels with different sound from different angles.

 

[Lutze]

There were a number of sounds that bugged me in RO1. Namely, the PPSH and PPD40 sounds. The PPD40 just sounded weird to me. I also never liked the MP40's sound either.

I agree.