Replaces the default Nirnroot Sound with something more immersive and subtle, instead of a weird astral-gong.
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Thanks for FREESOUND. I used a GPL licensed sound file and edited it. Thanks for YOU PEOPLE for sharing your creations for free. A.W.E.S.O.M.E !!!!!!!!!!
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After playing Skyrim for hours I was fed up with the Nirnroot sound. It's too prominent and keeps distracting me. The default sound is completely immersion-breaking for my tastes
So I decided to make a quick replacement mod.
Thanks to all you mod authors out there who share this stuff. I'm no good at modding but this is my thank you to the community.
INSTALLATION: this replaces 1 WAV file in skyrim. No scripts, no weirdness.
Enjoy.
A BIG THANKS to these people who make YT channels about mods. Otherwise I would feel overwhelmed.
Gopher (nice and detailed, very relaxing) Brodual (efficient, fast, to the point) MMOxReview (funny as heck, and not afraid of boobs) Frank Sirius (Wuppertal, jawoll, geil-o-mat)