You can hardly hear what anybody is saying i played it on a 5.1 dolby surround sound system. especially in the first "level" where u only heard the helicopter outside. and it seems the sound was attached to one of the NPC the closer you got to the nbc the louder ALL gunshots and explosions got. and when u got close to an explosion and your hearing dropped the game just lowered the volume instead of doing the deaf hearing sound effect u had in previous mw games.

when u got close to an explosion and your hearing dropped the game just lowered the volume instead of doing the deaf hearing sound effect u had in previous mw games.

@MikeGosot said:

@AnimalFather said:

when u got close to an explosion and your hearing dropped the game just lowered the volume instead of doing the deaf hearing sound effect u had in previous mw games.

THANK GOD!

Lmao!

What did you expect? They're not worried how the game looks or sounds, just that the overall MP feels remains the same.

The sound was never that great in those games, my surround sound makes it more apparent. Battlefield has spoiled me.

After Battlefield 3, I don't think any game will sound as good for me again.

I have two speakers. They are attached to the TV. Any sound is good sound.

:(

(Seriously, though, that's odd that they don't have the genre-standard "WHUMP-*riiiiiiiiiiing*" deafening effect this time.)

I have two speakers. They are attached to the TV. Any sound is good sound.

:(

(Seriously, though, that's odd that they don't have the genre-standard "WHUMP-*riiiiiiiiiiing*" deafening effect this time.)

Weird, I rather enjoyed the sound at my friends 5.1 system.