I've watched the 18MB trailer again and I'm wondering where the rifle shot sounds came from for use in MOH:AA? Were they sampled from a movie (SPR) or was the sound actually recorded of the particular rifle being fired on a range? They sound pretty close to the real thing, that's for sure. The kick of the rifle as depicted in the trailer is definitely accurate.

Food for thought: I'd be happy to record the sound as I shoot my M1 as well as the empty en-bloc clip when hits the dirt.

A unique it is. :-)

Dave T


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Thank you U.S. WWII combat veterans

yea, they do sound petty real, i just downloaded some sounds and they sound pretty sweet.

I found the sounds somewhere on this website's front page. You should definitely listen to them they are movie quality sounds.

A unique sound it is...
I need to proofread.

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Thank you U.S. WWII combat veterans

Yeah Ludacris it's on the front page under JUne 14th.

they use real weapons and, the 18mb trailer is not ingame and is nothing like the game

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where are you getting these sounds from?

Well.. DoD is a Half-Life mod and they get the actual sounds from firing the weapons at a firing range..

I'd think 2015 would too..

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The music and sound effects are produced by EALA's (previously Dreamworks Interactive) sound team. In short... they kick much ass =)

The weapon sounds are the actual weapons (with the exception of a limited few) being fired at a range that the EALA guys recorded. They've done an excellent job as well :)

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Latuh fuh U,
Benson
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