Immersive dragon sounds - -DSDS-SSE port
This is a simple port of Immersive Dragon Sounds, with permission from the original author, Satafinix! Thanks to him we are able to use his great mods! Convert every dragon sound from attack to wings and shoot to the sound of death with amazing sounds and realistic sounds! Now includes Dragon Shouts! LEGACY versions and updates are
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About this mod Machine translation
This is a simple port of Immersive Dragon Sounds, with permission from the original author, Satafinix! Thanks to him we are able to use his great mods! Convert every dragon sound from attack to wings and shoot to the sound of death with amazing sounds and realistic sounds! Now includes Dragon Shouts! LEGACY versions and updates are
The original mod is found here!
v4.3.0LU (updated soon)
Skyrim Immersive Dragon Sounds is a mod that replaces every dragon sound, from attacks to wing flaps to death sounds, there are tons of scary and realistic sounds!
Immersive Dragon Sound - Legend -
v4.3.0 -LEGACY- CHANGELOG
Flying sounds (vanilla's sounds were just a gust of wind throwing you but now it feels like an angry dragon approaching a roaring effect).
The sound of a dragon breathing (a more vicious breath).
Wing swinging and flapping sounds.
Take off into the air (wings effect with a vicious roar).
Crash on land (dragon pain).
Landing (with a vicious growl).
Sounds of injury (sounds of dragon pain).
New idle sounds.
Dragon's footsteps (breathing with vicious rage).
New skies over +15 and roaring sounds at +13 distance.
+3 blocked sound (vicious flying roar).
+2 sound of dragon death (with sound of dragon pain).
+3 dragon tail attack sound.
Dragon Melee Killcam Sound (kill him when he grabs you from your head).
Dragon Bite Sounds (more vicious).
+8 hardcore vicious battle sounds.
+16 Dragon Fire/Ice Breathing Sound.
Note: Uninstall the previous version (file information reads me.txt)
(Not compatible with any mod that changes Dragon Sounds)
Thanks Alex For the ArtWork
Immersive dragon sound preview
Feel free to tell me if the sound bothers you and I'll fix it.
credit
Thank you Satafini. Original Mod found here.
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Original mod found HERE!
v4.3.0LU (TO BE UPDATED SOON)
Skyrim Immersive Dragon Sounds is a Mod which Replace Every dragon sounds from attacks to wings flap to death sounds with much fearsom and realistic sounds!
Immersive Dragon Sounds - LEGACY -
v4.3.0 -LEGACY- CHANGELOG
Flyby sounds (Vanilla sounds are just a heavy wind come throw you but now feel like an angry dragon is near with roar effects).
Dragon Breathing sounds (more vicious Breathing).
Wing Swinging and flapping sounds.
Takeoff into the air (Wings effects With a vicious roaring).
Land Crash Sounds (With dragon pain sounds).
Landing sounds (With vicious roaring).
Injury Sounds (With dragon pain sounds).
New Idle Sounds.
Dragon Footsteps Sounds (With vicious angry breathing).
Over +15 new Sky and +13 Distance Roaring Sounds.
+3 Obstructed Sounds (With vicious flight roaring).
+2 Dragon Death Sounds (With dragon pain sounds).
+3 Dragon Tail Attack Sounds.
Dragon melee Killcam Sounds (When he kills by grabbing you from your head).
Dragon Bite Sounds (More vicious).
+8 Hardcore vicious Combat sounds.
+16 Dragon fire/Ice breath Sounds.
NOTE: Uninstall previous version (info on file read me.txt)
(Incompatible with any mods that changes Dragon Sounds)
Thanks to Alex For the ArtWork
Immersive Dragon Sounds Preview
Feel free to tell me if a sound is bothering you and I'll fix it.
CREDITS
All thanks to Satafini. Original Mod found here.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.