Nox Aeterna is a psychological/survival horror mod with emphasis on sound design, realism, atmosphere and environmental storytelling.

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CuervoSp
CuervoSp - - 1,517 comments

Those effects are really good, nice work! :)

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RedSlug
RedSlug - - 580 comments

Sound effects really improve the atmosphere, DICE does currently master that.
Anyway, good work to see/hear this with source, 'cause Valve didn't really put much effort in the weapons of the HL series.

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Wafflessss
Wafflessss - - 892 comments

I agree with your statement, but not really with the critisize-Valve part though :P

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sam6321
sam6321 - - 43 comments

They did put plenty of effort in, there are DSP effects like this in the hl2, they're just a lot less noticeable.

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DragonNOR
DragonNOR - - 567 comments

Nice :)

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RocketSurgery
RocketSurgery - - 181 comments

very nice

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xalener
xalener - - 1,605 comments

I almost want the effect in game to be even more exaggerated than that :s

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MindRiot
MindRiot - - 1,843 comments

what round is that its very loud for a pistol

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ShotgunSurgeon
ShotgunSurgeon - - 339 comments

7.62x25 Tokarev. Think of 9x19 +p * 1.5. Its loud, spouts balls of fire, and will **** your **** up.

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Zay333 Author
Zay333 - - 60 comments

Firearms are loud in general, be it a pistol or a rifle.

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MindRiot
MindRiot - - 1,843 comments

turned out my volume was way up :P

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Description

A quick demonstration of a new work-in-progress reverb effect for Nox Aeterna. It's trigger based, meaning we can use a brush trigger to set the right type of reverb effect which suits best for the environment the player is currently in. Everything is still "work in progress".