Twinmold Sounds

level of creativity and effort, since moving an MP3 or WAV from one place to another is pretty simple. But when you replace 172 sounds, it's a different story. Because these sounds are from modern shooters, a lot of them are more realistic than what you would hear in JA, though some of them even seem a little bit [i]too[/i] realistic. I do find that most of the new weapon fire sounds I don't think really fit with the weapons. Hearing a concussion rifle make a sound like it's actually firing a bullet when the "projectile" is actually a stream of electricity (for lack of a better word) just rubs me the wrong way. A lot of the new weapon selection sounds are neat, though. Overall it's a very complete pack that, while not perfect, should add a little extra something to your experience, if you're one of the "realistic" types. It's a big download, but potentially worth it, so if you can afford it spend the time to download it. ~Inyri
Usually I'm not fond of just taking some sounds from one game and putting them in another. It's one of those "ports" we generally allow, because there's really no harm in it, but lacks a certain