THE REAL SAVING PRIVATE RYAN WEAPON SOUNDS!

03-01-2002, 12:26 AM

CAN some-one make THE REAL SAVING PRIVATE RYAN WEAPON SOUNDS! this would be amesome AFTER watching SPR 3 times!! DAILY!! I came to the conclusion that if all weapon sounds where copied of saving private ryan well at least the good ones that it would feel more authentic! ALSO PLEASE MAKE IT UNDER 1.38 MB otherwise I CAN NOT FIT IT ONTO A DISK OR MAKE IT INTO 2! SOUND PAKS!! UNDER 1.38 MB!

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Refresh_Deamon · 03-01-2002, 12:35 AM

Actually my Aussie Komrade-There is a SPR sound mod made by MPowell1944. He is a great modder so you can trust him.Also it is well under 1 meg so you're in luck!!!
I am a WW2 movie freak so...
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Capt. John H Miller · 03-04-2002, 12:23 AM

You can alter the thompson sound a bit: In close quarters, move your gun franticly while shoting, then it sounds a bit like in the bridge scene. Try it.

Bull · 03-04-2002, 12:36 AM

I read a post from a DEV on these forums somewhere, that 2015 recorded their own sounds by taking the actual weapons to some range (I assume) and recorded the weapons sounds there. Something along those lines anyway, the point is that I'm pretty sure the weapon sounds ARE NOT taken from SPR.

StosstruppenKompanie · 03-04-2002, 12:40 AM

the weapons sound fine to me to... :P

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lysis · 03-04-2002, 12:57 AM

I have nothing against trying out some mods for variety, and to attempt to increase replayability.

However I like the game best unmodded, i think the sounds are some of the best i've heard from all the games i've played.

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acgreen · 03-04-2002, 02:18 AM

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sgt. Shultz::
Are you sure it doesn't just sound like a weak-ass thompson because you have crappy speakers? It's tough camparing the sound from a TV with the sound from a computer unless you have good speakers. The weapons sound fine to me.

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You're wrong on this one. Saving Private Ryna had a multi-million dollar budget. Speilburg made everything as real as it could get. In the movie, they were firing the actuall weapons. I don't know how you could think that they could be different when you're seeing them shooting blanks right on your 6" TV screen. This film eventually brought in hundreds of millions of dollars, and they knew it. I don't really think that 2015 had that kind of money, do you? No, they didn't. Neither do you, so I guess you're going to have to listen to those crappy speakers and try to make-believe that they sound good.

Sgt. Schultz: · 03-04-2002, 02:58 AM

Hey easy there killer! Actually, have you ever fired are real thompson???? I have!!! I'm part of a re-enacting group and we have and fire everything from M1's to .30cal Machine Guns. I think I know what it should sound like and I don't have to base all my WWII knowledge on popular Hollywood flicks. A real thompson does not sound like it does on the big screen just as any gun doesn't. Movie producers add sound effects to increase the drama and effect of firing a weapon. Don't start spouting off like an expert when your only source is Saving Private Ryan!!! Join a re-enacting group and shoot the real thing!! You'll notice a difference!!

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Muttley · 03-04-2002, 05:00 AM

The sounds used in mohaa are taken from spr.

Phoenix62 · 03-04-2002, 07:40 AM

So Sgt. Shultz...what are your impressions about mohaa original weapons sounds ?

acgreen · 03-04-2002, 08:02 AM

Dude, Phoenix, he doesn't know squat about a Thompson, let alone any real WW II guns. That's a good story though...

Also, Shultz, I'm sorry, but even I know that a real-life Thompson wouldn't sound like a high-power pellet gun.

Sgt. Schultz: · 03-04-2002, 08:15 AM

I can only really compare the allied weapons and I think they sound pretty damn close. The only big difference is when the real weapons fire, there is a loud pop that you can't simulate in a videogame. The thompson and "grease-gun" are really loud (your ears ring if people are firing them on either side of you). They are both pretty heavy, much heavier than I would have thought and are tough to maneuver with for long periods of time.

I've fired both semi-automatic weapons, the Garand, and the carbine. I have only seen the BAR fired. The guy who owned it was pretty anal about it. It was war dated and he paid a ton for it so I understood.

I think the reload time is too fast for some of the weapons. The M1 is tough to load as you have to watch out that the chamber doesn't close on your thumb as you place the clip. This was known as "M1-thumb" in the war. In the game you always have clips ready right away. You never have to dig in a bandoleer or deal with the snaps on you web-gear.

Overall, I am happy with the simulation of the weapons and think EA did a fine job.

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sgt.sayian · 03-04-2002, 08:26 AM

Iv fired a M1-Carbine before, I like the gun, open right up on em

03-04-2002, 08:32 AM

Why not BoB sounds?

Sgt. Schultz: · 03-04-2002, 08:46 AM

Yeah, I don't know anything! You caught me! Here's a picture of some of the guys in our group at the re-ennactiment of the Buldge.

We're just a bunch of guys who know nothing about WWII or guns. We don't spend any money or time collecting war dated material, presenting a public events, putting on displays and re-enactments, reading on WWII history. There's no way I could stand a chance debating anything about WWII with a big Spielberg fan as yourself. You must know so much from the movies you watch and the games you play. I'm sorry I ever gave my worthless opinion!

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