The solution to eliminate the rollback is to manually delete the x64 folder from the mods folder (it should contain the audio folder) using Open IV, then install Sound Only Version... sorry, I used a translator to comment.

Cool mod i really like this gun sound mod, very realistic and i kinda like when assault rifles with no supressor they just go up when open fire

I love the improved combat section of this mod but it changes shotgun headshots which may seem small but it just bugs me alot lol.

@thatonemowhawkguy Are you on Legacy or Enhanced?

Does anyone have 4.4 version of this mod.

@TacticalVNM legacy.

Nice sound

how to remove

does this still work or will it crash my game

а как теперь удалить этот мод

Does anyone know how to get older versions of this mod

its good but its way too loud, how can i uninstall this mod?

@MvcGyver hey man, I'm going to make an MGSV Gun Sound Mod using entirely yours (and some others), may I have your permission?

this is my favourite mod ever. THANKS THANKS THANKS. also using heat sounds is crazy. you saved this game for me mate.

Love it, but it is simply too loud. Don't care if you have fired a gun in real life or not. I get it, but this is not real life. It's a video game, and the gunshots are WAY louder than EVERYTHING in the game. So it just drowns all other audio out, from dialogue to other sounds and especially the in-game soundtrack.

The volume of the gunshots make it impossible to find a balance of volume on desktop speakers and ESPECIALLY high quality headphones. I have to adjust the volume every time I know I am about to get into a gunfight, and once it starts I have to pause and adjust volume again. It kills immersion rather than it being more immersive.

Not having an optional file for less loud gunshots was not a great idea. "Bro you just haven't fired a gun in real life" is not an excuse. You can have realistic gunshot sounds in a video game without them destroying the audio balance of the whole experience. Anyone who was mastered audio knows the difference.

Example? You can still hear the dialogue (and other audio like tires screeching, sirens, grunting, footsteps) during the downtown LA shootout in Heat. Which this audio is from.

It's a shame, cause like I said, the actual ambience and gunshots are great. Just not incorporated well.

@ConnorGTAVmods Dude, don't sweat it. Don't use the mod if you don't like it. Make your own mod or use others and be happy! Don't make your life complicated.

@ConnorGTAVmods Visit an ENT specialist or buy a pair of quality headphones. The sound is balanced and not too loud.

I like that you get hit immediately when you trigger an RPG attack.
I’m very curious about what you did with this, and what file you tampered with

@MvcGyver the sounds are not even close to being balanced with the existing audio map of the game, and are louder than they need to be. The gunshots you added have a volume level that is several layers higher than all existing audio in the game to simulate them being "loud like real life".

All this does is kill the audio mix of the game and makes it impossible to find any true balance between the default audio from the game world (dialogue, radio music, soundtrack, ambient noise, car engines, etc.) and the gunshots you added.

I have been editing and mixing audio for media for years. After I was unable to find a balanced volume on my speakers, I swapped to my headphone stack, including my studio grade headphones that I edit with. All that did was reveal the flaws in how you added the sounds into the game. You just dropped them in there with a volume level that was several DB higher than anything from the base game audio map. Brushing it off as me not having a high quality pair of headphones and being hostile for no reason just reveals your own ignorance.

uninstalled and updated review to reflect true quality of mod after playing with it for a few days.