That sounds like a new bug. I have a few questions. Does it affect all sound or just certain sounds? Does this happen every time or just sometimes? Roughly how far away do you need to move to make it happen? When you say "suddenly mutes" do you mean you can hear some sounds and everything suddenly stops? If you go into Freecam mode, by pressing C and moving away, and make it happen?
Sorry for all the questions, but these will help we work out what's going wrong.
Sorry, this will take a while. I can't force the bug to happen, and it doesn't happen every time I play. But... It does affect all sounds, and when I said suddenly mutes it means when I look at my player again, there is no more sound, not even when I go to my incredibly loud workshop. I'll update you when I find out more
OK thanks. I'm trying to work out the exact point at which the sound stops. When you say "look at my player again" do you mean
* you're coming out of Free Cam mode by pressing C (and the camera jumps back to the player)
* you're recentering on the player by pressing X
* you're manually panning back to where the player is using WASD/Mouse
Wowowowow... It just happened again, but this time, it just happened. I wasn't far away or anything and it just suddenly muted. I also pressed q at the exact moment it was muted, but that might just be a coincidence. So maybe the going away part had nothing to do with it muting. I am very confused...
I already tried the game's SFX settings to fix it, it did nothing. Also, it turns out the muting just happens after a long period of time. So, it possible that the going away part had nothing to do with it and it was just a coincidence that the game happened to mute on the time that I panned away from my character. I am pretty sure now that it is just my computer because this doesn't seem like a problem that could happen in the code and no one else has reported this bug. My computer is just a a-hole I guess.
Uhh... Not sure what that is im a loser. I don't know much about computers wow what a loser am i. Actually, just realised I kept saying computer when I really mean hand-me-down laptop, I do that out of habit. So... I'm not sure if there is anything I or you can do :(
P.S. My computer laptop is an Asus Aspire S7 with a Core i5
If you go here you can get the latest sound drivers. https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers
Put in your serial number of model number, look for the Audio Driver, download it and run. It should auto-install. It might help?
