Improved combat sounds SE
Combat sounds are now enhanced to improve the overall quality of combat.
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About this mod Machine translation
Combat sounds are now enhanced to improve the overall quality of combat.
Improved combat sounds
Description: Combat sounds have been improved to sound more realistic and satisfying; wounds now sound deadly and bloody. Bows and sounds are included in optional files.
Compatibility: No compatibility issues so far.
Installation/Uninstallation: Install via a mod manager such as Mod Manager (NMM) or Mod Organizer 2 (MO2). Install manually by placing files into the "Data" directory of the Skyrim Special Edition folder. Uninstall by deleting the files in the mod manager or deleting them in the "Data" folder.
Credit: Bethesda for providing the sounds and Judgment Fredd for granting me permission to port and upload this mod. You can find the original mode - Enhanced Battle Sounds here.
Original MOD Description - Read!
"Improved combat sounds
describe
Basically, combat sounds have been modified to make combat feel more solid. blow feeling
Heavier, meatier. Some changes are very subtle.
Magic sounds will not be modified.
Update 2: Optional files added, additional sounds for weapons coming soon.
Update: Added several archery sounds, arrow crash sounds and bow and arrow sounds. uncertain
If I'm happy with them myself, then give it a try. Use NMM or just insert
Skyrim folder.
V2.2
small update
Added unarmed sounds
I thought the one handed axes were too noisy so I replaced them
New, if you like the old one, just remove it from version 2.1
in sounds\fx\wpn\impact\ax\flesh in your skyrim directory.
Includes all sounds and fixes from v2.1
V2.1
Replace the old esp with something cleaner, this will hopefully fix random combat sounds
Occurs when saving, picking up items, alchemy, opening doors, etc.
Slighty changed 1 Handed Blunt Sounds (hammer) to give them more punch.
Includes all sounds from previous versions.
V2.0
- Each weapon type has its own sound, there are no shared sounds between weapon types,
Namely: hearing the sound of generic blade when using hammer (lol).
- Fixed bug where hitting anything with a weapon (eg: the ground) would cause the sound initially heard to be muted.
- When using the blade against a draugr, there is no splash/sudden sound that occurs when striking a non-draugr.
- Added some impact sounds
Install
Use NMM
Either
Extract the zip archive to the Skyrim "Data" folder. (Typically C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim\Data)
Either
Unzip the archive to any location and copy all contents to the Skyrim "Data" folder
Make sure esp is ticked in the launcher, make sure this mod shows up above ALL
Load other sound modules in the order. (Note: Loading order does not matter
V2.1 onwards)
If you have an older version
- Delete the "wpn" folder from the sounds/fx folder or delete the entire sounds folder if you don't
From there there are any other sounds from other mods.
- Then use NMM
Either
Place new "wpn" folder in sound/fx or place "sound" folder inside "Data" folder,
Improve Combat Soundsv2.0.esp in the data folder, make sure esp
Tick in launcher to make sure this mod appears above all other sounds
Mods in load order. (Note: load order does not matter in V2.1)
Compatibility and Bugs - Read
This mod seems to be incompatible with Sound Propagation Overhaul
Incorrect weapon sounds sometimes occur when tapping dragons.
Clipping sounds occur when entering new areas/saving/displaying information
UI (this bug and fix should not be relevant after v2.1)
fixed:
If you have the Sounds Of Skyrim mod installed, make sure to improve combat
Soundsv2.0esp. on top of load order (or.) is on top of skyrim's esp
above any other sound mod just to be safe).
If this doesn't work, use the optional files to fix the esp (ICS may fix 1 or 2, try 2 first), these
Optional esp must replace any other esp in this mod.
NOTE: The optional esp may not be required as of v2.1.
This mod is compatible with all other sound mods except those that modify combat sounds.
uninstall
Delete the entire "sounds" folder or d …
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.