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About this mod
Bringing Ryan Patrick Buckley's iconic sound effects from Chivalry: Medieval Warfare into Blade & Sorcery.
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Overview
As I was working on a different project of importing weapons from Chivalry: Medieval Warfare (Coming soon to Nexus), I've decided to upload this sound effects pack to compliment it. This mod replaces many sound effects relating to physics and materials, most notably blunt on plate, blocking with a bladed weapon, and decapitations. All rights to these new sound effects belong to Ryan Patrick Buckley, Torn Banner Studio's main audio director, sound designer, composer, and voice actor of the Mason Man-at-Arms class. This mod is not perfect, but will satisfy to a reasonable extent. Enjoy those decap sounds!
Features
- Replaces most sound effects within Blade & Sorcery with those from Chivalry: Medieval Warfare.
- A wide selection of different audio clips played for a specific action.
- Bludgeon + Plate Armor = Dumpster
- Blade @ Neck = Magnum Opus
Installation
First, you will need to install this mod. On the same webpage, navigate to a button named "Manual" on the mod's background image. It will take you to a download section of the webpage where it will prompt you to choose a slow or fast download. Choose whichever would work whether you have a premium membership or not. Within the next five seconds, your web browser will start downloading the mod. Once it finishes downloading, you could navigate to your web browser's download tab and open the file, or open a file managing application, such as Windows Explorer, and navigate to your downloads folder as pictured below:
From there, you will find your downloaded file there. By default, it should be in your downloads folder on your C: drive. If you had changed the destination of where files are downloaded on your web browser, navigate to that directory instead. Select your downloaded mod file and right click to view your options. Open with > Windows Explorer. If you use a different file archiver utility tool, you could use that instead. I will be using Medieval MegaPack (U11) as an example:
Once you have opened the file, usually at the top of your file archiver tool window, click on "Extract", "Extract to", or "Extract All" and a new window will pop up to specify which directory the program would like for you to extract the mod contents to.
The default drive for your install of Windows is the C: drive. If you have bought and installed Blade & Sorcery through Steam, the default directory for an installation of Steam is within your default drive's Program Files (x86) directory. For Blade & Sorcery, its default directory is within Steam's steamapps common folder.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Blade & Sorcery
All mods will go into this directory. Click on the browse button and locate the specified directory using Windows Explorer. This is where you will extract the mod's contents into:
... Blade & Sorcery\BladeAndSorcery_Data\StreamingAssets\Mods
If there is no mods folder, you should create one by right clicking into an empty space of the Windows Explorer window and choose New > Folder. Once you have extracted the mod folder into the specified directory, you have successfully installed it.
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