Audio Redux - Less Noisy and Annoying

Note from the author:

This isn’t related to this mod (at all), but there's something happening in the world that's become increasingly important to me in the past two years. I want to use my mods as a platform to share that topic. Unfortunately I can't voice it on NexusMods, because it might go against flimsy and easily weaponizable policy guidelines relating to sociopolitical issues. So I have to vaguely gesture to it instead. Here's a song recommendation.

Anyways, back to videogame mods.

Audio Redux - Less Noisy and Annoying

Overview:

MGSV has a lot of overplayed, unnecessary or outright annoying audio files, especially in free-roam. The goal of this mod is to mute or replace those sounds. This mod makes changes to 100+ sounds in the game.

Mod Highlights:

• []Kaz will no longer comment on successful fultons. (He will still notify you if the extraction failed.)

  []Kaz will no longer patronize the player for failing an FOB mission.

  []Ocelot will no longer brief the player before an FOB mission.

  []Quiet will no longer hum when focused on a target.

  []Enemy helicopters will no longer "beep" during combat.

  [] Ambient music no longer plays when the player is near unsuspecting enemies, like in Ground Zeroes. Expect the game to be more difficult if you use this option.

  []New music for helicopter rides. (For main missions.)

  []Knife kills will no longer trigger the audio queue.

  []Spotting an unmarked enemy when behind cover will no longer trigger the audio queue.

  []The camera zoom, mounting Vehicles/Buddies, and looking at the sun are no longer accompanied by audio queues.

  []Various other effects have been muted.

  [] Kaz will no longer comment on leaving targets unattended. i.e Code Talker, prisoners and VIP's.

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  Known Issues:

  None so far! Let me know if you notice anything weird.

  I hope you like it!

  This mod can be installed manually or via SnakeBite Mod Manager -

  For a manual installation, extract the files from the .mgsv using WinRar or 7Zip. Then, unpack your chunk#.dat files and replace the corresponding vanilla files with the modded files. Then, repack your chunks.