Fus Ro Dah
This mod replaces the vanilla Unrelenting Force "Fus Ro Dah" with one from the PSVR Skyrim Ad.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod replaces the vanilla Unrelenting Force "Fus Ro Dah" with one from the PSVR Skyrim Ad.
illustrate:
This mod just replaces the vanilla "Fus Ro Dah" with one from the PSVR Skyrim ad:
Every vanilla race should be affected regardless of gender.
Install:
Mod manager:
MO2: "Download with manager" and install the mod or download manually and select "Install mod..." from MO2. Then don't forget to check the mod to activate it
NMM: "Download with Manager" and activate the mod from the archive or "Add mod" and install it
Manual installation: Simply extract the archive into the "Data" folder of the Skyrim Special Edition directory. Should be: \Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data
uninstall:
MO2: Simply uncheck the mod and it should remove all files from the mod
NMM: Right click "Uninstall"
Manually: Delete these three .fuz files from each folder located in "sound\voice\skyrim.esm\"
- “voicepowers_shout01b_00013e04_1.fuz”
- “voicepowers_shout02_00013e05_1.fuz”
- “voicepowers_shout03_00013e02_1.fuz”
It should return to the vanilla sound
Issues/bugs:
When shouting only the first two words, it still shouts the entire "Fus Ro Dah". This is because of how the game handles shouting. Unfortunately I can't really do this
There is a dragon roar during the shout due to the trailer
Points and tools I use:
Bold
Unfuzer CPP version
Thanks to xchargerfanx for his mod Real Fus Ro Dah, which inspired me to make this
and bethesda
Remark:
This is my first mod, so don't forget to leave a comment to help me learn/improve or tell me if there are any bugs. :)
Made this mod for myself, and also got to know Audacity. This is actually my first time using Audacity, so I'm testing a few things out.
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Description:
This mod simply replaces the vanilla "Fus Ro Dah" with the one from the PSVR Skyrim ad:
Every vanilla races should be affected, regardless of the sex.
Installation:
Mod Manager:
MO2: "Download with manager" and install the mod or download it manually and choose "Install mod..." from MO2. Then don't forget to check the mod to activate it
NMM: "Download with Manager" and activate the mod or "Add the mod" from the archive and install it
Manual install: Just extract the archive into the "Data" folder from the Skyrim Special Edition directory. Should be: \Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data
Uninstallation:
MO2: Simply uncheck the mod, it should remove all the files from the mod
NMM: Right-click "Uninstall"
Manual: Remove those three.fuz files from each folder located in "sound\voice\skyrim.esm\
- "voicepowers_shout01b_00013e04_1.fuz"
- "voicepowers_shout02_00013e05_1.fuz"
- "voicepowers_shout03_00013e02_1.fuz"
It should then revert to the vanilla sound
Issues/Bugs:
When shouting only the two first words, it will still shout the whole "Fus Ro Dah". This is because of how the game handles the shouts. Nothing I can't really do about it sadly
There is a dragon roar during the shout, due to the trailer
Credits and Tools I Used:
Audacity
Unfuzer CPP Edition
Thank to xchargerfanx for his mod The REAL Fus Ro Dah which inspired me to make this one
And Bethesda
Notes:
This is my first mod so don't forget to post comments to help me learn/improve or tell me if there are any bugs.:)
Did this mod for myself, but also to learn about Audacity. This was actually my first time using Audacity, so I tested things out.
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.