In the warez version of SBK there is no way to adjust the volume level of
different sounds in the game. As a result you can't often hear your own bike
engine noise as the noise of the crowd etc is too high.
As the game has not been released in the UK yet (hopefully friday 12th, when
I will be buying it), can anyone with the final store release tell me if the
ability to adjust different volume levels is in the final release?
TIA.
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Simon Gymer
Nope. Just sound effects and music. The biggest crowd sound is probably at Monza
and even with the Ducati you can hear the cheeering. It is not instrusive and
adds to the atmosphere.
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> In the warez version of SBK there is no way to adjust the volume level of > different sounds in the game. As a result you can't often hear your own bike > engine noise as the noise of the crowd etc is too high. > As the game has not been released in the UK yet (hopefully friday 12th, when > I will be buying it), can anyone with the final store release tell me if the > ability to adjust different volume levels is in the final release? > TIA. > --------------------------------------------------- > Simon GymerNo, just the music and master sound level.
Si.
>In the warez version of SBK there is no way to adjust the volume level of
>different sounds in the game. As a result you can't often hear your own bike
>engine noise as the noise of the crowd etc is too high.
>As the game has not been released in the UK yet (hopefully friday 12th, when
>I will be buying it), can anyone with the final store release tell me if the
>ability to adjust different volume levels is in the final release?
>TIA.
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>Simon Gymer
Thanks.
Just like the warez version then.
What about the sound itself, is it in Dolby Pro Logic?
There doesn't appear to be an option to turn DPL on/off like there is in
other EA sports games. Is there one in the final release?
>Nope. Just sound effects and music. The biggest crowd sound is probably at Monza
>and even with the Ducati you can hear the cheeering. It is not instrusive and
>adds to the atmosphere.


































