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About this mod
Replaces the sound effect played when equipped armor breaks for a louder and more obvious "gong" sound.
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What this mod does:
It replaces the armorbreak.wav sound file from Loot and Degradation with another sound that is louder and easier to recognize (it sounds like a gong).
Why this mod is necessary:
Even using the widget that tells you what items you have equipped, I never look at it during the battle. Considering I always fight in first person, I would often find my character to be naked by the end of a battle because all of my armor had broken during the fight and I hadn't noticed it. With this new, louder sound, I hope to make the event of an armor piece breaking more evident so you can quickly equip a new piece in its place.
How to install this mod:
Simply drop the contents of the mod's data folder inside your Skyrim data folder, or use a mod manager.
How to uninstall this mod:
I suggest uninstalling with a mod manager. If doing so manually, remove the armorbreak.wav file from Skyrim\Data\Sound\fx\lootanddegradation and move the original one back in place.
It replaces the armorbreak.wav sound file from Loot and Degradation with another sound that is louder and easier to recognize (it sounds like a gong).
Why this mod is necessary:
Even using the widget that tells you what items you have equipped, I never look at it during the battle. Considering I always fight in first person, I would often find my character to be naked by the end of a battle because all of my armor had broken during the fight and I hadn't noticed it. With this new, louder sound, I hope to make the event of an armor piece breaking more evident so you can quickly equip a new piece in its place.
How to install this mod:
Simply drop the contents of the mod's data folder inside your Skyrim data folder, or use a mod manager.
How to uninstall this mod:
I suggest uninstalling with a mod manager. If doing so manually, remove the armorbreak.wav file from Skyrim\Data\Sound\fx\lootanddegradation and move the original one back in place.