Provided we get mod support the probability of which to me seems highly unlikely.Another thing mods will likely have to take care of in CP2077
Provided we get mod support the probability of which to me seems highly unlikely.Another thing mods will likely have to take care of in CP2077
Yeah I'm not expecting official mod support in the form of a REDkit but as long as they don't actively work to prevent mods, it should be fine. GTA V never got any official mod support, Rockstar just wasn't trying to stop it (for single player)Provided we get mod support the probability of which to me seems highly unlikely.
Loud isn't enough, not by itself. If it's going to be loud it needs to be sharp, clear and distinct.
Here's a great example:
(watch in highest quality, it makes the difference.)
Indeed.Wow. Extremely well done. These guys did their homework.
Love your NIN avatar BTW. Downward Spiral is still their best in my opinion.Very informative video, thanks! Heat vibes are a-plenty in a city area. That’s what guns should sound like, they don’t exist in a vacuum, the sound travels and reverberates off of obstacles.
Some of the suppressed sounds are quite wrong though, the 5.56NATO (AR style rifle) in particular is really really bad, lol. But of course I didn't mean just crank up the volume, but that is just the number one thing most games do wrong about gunfire. Some games spend a lot of time making their gunfire sound good, but then it's so quiet it all goes to waste because it sounds fake anyway...Loud isn't enough, not by itself. If it's going to be loud it needs to be sharp, clear and distinct.
Here's a great example:
(watch in highest quality, it makes the difference.)
I dig it too, it’s one the official pics by Rob Sheridan (NIИ’s resident live shows DP) from their 2005-2006 With Teeth Tour which had a lineup which I quite like. A shame what happened with Aaron North.Love your NIN avatar BTW. Downward Spiral is still their best in my opinion.![]()
It’s sure is a fine line they need to tread between making guns sound like preschoolers and overdoing it by making them sound like cannons.”Loud” - in a sense that the sound has punch behind it - but not overdone. It wouldn’t do if your shotgun or .44 sounds like a howitzer.
Of course, I did emphasize that it should represent the firearms in a believable way. Can't say "realistic" since it's sci-fi but you get the gist...”Loud” - in a sense that the sound has punch behind it - but not overdone. It wouldn’t do if your shotgun or .44 sounds like a howitzer.