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I originally made this mod when I wanted a more fallout 4-like experience, and figured others might get some use out of it as well. I find it helps me be more present in combat since I'm looking for the hitmarker rather than listening for the sound.
This mod disables both hitsounds and killsounds, and there's no way it can be one or the other since they're the same sound. That's pretty much it.
To install, first create a "Fallout76Custom.ini" in the following directory (if you don't already have one):
C:\Users\Username\Documents\My Games\Fallout 76\
Then, put the following lines in the Fallout76Custom.ini:
[Archive]
sResourceArchive2List = NoHitsounds.ba2,
or, if you have multiple mods:
[Archive]
sResourceArchive2List = ExampleMod1.ba2, ExampleMod2.ba2, NoHitsounds.ba2,
then, simply place "NoHitsounds.ba2" in your Fallout 76 data directory, which by default is:
C:\BethesdaDotNet\Bethesda.net Launcher\games\Fallout76\Data\
or, if you have the game on Steam:
C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout76\Data\
Preview Video by STASON 777
Enjoy!
This mod disables both hitsounds and killsounds, and there's no way it can be one or the other since they're the same sound. That's pretty much it.
To install, first create a "Fallout76Custom.ini" in the following directory (if you don't already have one):
C:\Users\Username\Documents\My Games\Fallout 76\
Then, put the following lines in the Fallout76Custom.ini:
[Archive]
sResourceArchive2List = NoHitsounds.ba2,
or, if you have multiple mods:
[Archive]
sResourceArchive2List = ExampleMod1.ba2, ExampleMod2.ba2, NoHitsounds.ba2,
then, simply place "NoHitsounds.ba2" in your Fallout 76 data directory, which by default is:
C:\BethesdaDotNet\Bethesda.net Launcher\games\Fallout76\Data\
or, if you have the game on Steam:
C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout76\Data\
Preview Video by STASON 777
Enjoy!