Oh man i know what you mean, sometimes I can't hear a thing... then all of a sudden *BOOM* *BAM* *WHOOOSSHHH* and my fking ears are ringing!Originally Posted by rundll.exe
Thats intresting. But somehow I find the sounds of A2 too dynamic in volume to put my amplifier to a high level. Sometimes I cant hear my own car engine, but when a jets flys by, my speakers allmost explode. While it may be realistic, its not really suitable for casual gaming
Do like meI adjust the volume so when I walk and run it sound like in RL. Then I have TS in my earplugs under my headphones with arma2. The earplugs protects my hearing when it goes boom
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They did the motion capture for the film Wanted...bloody 'ell
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Very interesting!Well, perhaps because shown audio recording session was for Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead, and that game is not out yet?There were already few real world recording sessions and more are planned. We hope in the finished game it will be worth the effort but you have to wait few more months.
On the other hand, one of the problems is that you may need to make our games sound louder than rest in order to hear it the way we made it.
To get a bit better understanding, we prefer to keep full dynamic range of real world over dynamic compression (that is considered as great sound by many users for some reason: they perceive the sound louder but there is a price paid: loss of detail and accuracy). This is quite interesting general problem not affecting only games, probably best illustrated here:
Loudness war at wikipedia.org.
And very awesome that you finally started to employ such great gear for capturing real sounds! Definitely a step into a "right direction" i believe.
But this way Arma2 won't hopefully be your last realism-near game, at least i hope so
Marek Spanel: [...] Every single element is well taught so that it fits together. So this is a significant change, because with ArmA 1 it was just random, really.
We made some units because we had to. There wasn't much passion from our side with the first ArmA, to be honest. This time it's different. (Videogamer.com Interview
Please BIS: Arma2 must become a TRUE MASTERPIECE - Not a middle-heavy catastrophe!
That's kind of unfair. I think the vehicles in Arma II sound great, and so I have to give BIS some credit there.
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Damn right, like the sound when those russian tank diesel engines kick in. Best sound in a game ever invented lol...That's kind of unfair. I think the vehicles in Arma II sound great, and so I have to give BIS some credit there.
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