About [OBSOLETE] Fallout New Vegas Weapon Soundpack
From Steam WorkshopAs of June 13th, this version of the Fallout New Vegas Soundpack is no longer being supported in favor of the Definitive Edition. It is being kept online for archive purposes. Last update: May 24th,…
As of June 13th, this version of the Fallout New Vegas Soundpack is no longer being supported in favor of the Definitive Edition. It is being kept online for archive purposes.
Last update: May 24th, 2019
Definitive Edition: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1769400907
Quieter version (of this version) available here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1749141977
The Quieter version makes it so the sounds don't cancel each other out and make combat quieter overall (and sound very weird). The Definitive Edition does that also except better.
======================================== Update Instructions ======================================== In the event of an update (check the date on the Change Notes) and this is NOT your first time installing, here's how to update:
1. Go back to the following directory:
C:\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\232090\1733560705\[/code]
2. Select all the .bnk files (just to make sure you don't miss any updates), right-click and select "Cut"
3. Go to the following directory:
[code]C:\Users\Username\Documents\My Games\KillingFloor2\KFGame\Published\BrewedPC\WWiseAudio\Windows\
4. Paste the new files there. If asked to override, click "Yes to All".
5. You're done!
======================================== Description ========================================
After a couple months of work (on & off) it's finally done! A personal project I started because I like the sounds in Fallout New Vegas more than Killing Floor 2's.
As the name implies, this mod replaces 48 weapons in KF2 with sounds from Fallout New Vegas. Find the weapon list at the very bottom (but I recommend reading everything else as well).
I recommend watching the video on YouTube so you have access to the timestamps in the description (which you will definitely want because the preview video is 37 minutes long): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEnDnkvPg6E
======================================== PREFACE (copied from the video): ========================================
- No melee weapons were changed because New Vegas' melee sounds aren't that great
- Some firing sounds are used for multiple weapons because New Vegas doesn't have as many unique firing sounds as Killing Floor 2 has weapons
- Some weapon fumbling/rattling noises have been intentionally skipped beause I don't have anything to replace them with and I didn't want to go fish them out of the default soundbanks (so they are silent in-game)
- Some Fallout 3 sounds are used to fill a couple weapons that hat no New Vegas sound to use for them
- These weapon sounds are significantly (& intentionally) louder than the default. Killing Floor 2 is afraid of loud noises, so as a result, multiple weapon sounds playing at once will often make each other quieter in order not to cross the volume threshold Killing Floor 2 has hardcoded.
- It's unlikely I will try to remedy this by making the sounds as quiet as the default ones because #1 they're guns, they're supposed to be loud and #2 volume balancing in Wwise is a metric pain in the ass and takes too long.
======================================== Skipped Weapons (also copied from the video): ======================================== Some weapons had to be skipped and are thus unchanged:
- The Freezethrower (didn't know what to do for it)
- Killerwatt (official soundbank resource is missing, most likely because it's a recent weapon as of the uploading of this file)
- All zerk weapons (KF2's sounds are better/more diverse in this case)
- Hemogoblin (I didn't find out its internal name for the soundbank was "Bleeder" until way later, but ultimately decided to skip it because it was too late and is also a bad weapon)
- perk grenades (there aren't as many grenade sounds in NV as there are perks in KF2 so there'd be repeats and I prefer these to remain diverse)
- Microwave Gun (didn't know what to do for it)
- Husk Cannon (didn't know what to do for it)
- Helios Rifle (see Killerwatt)
======================================== Installation Instructions ========================================
1. Click the green "Subscribe" button.
2. Start KF2 so the game can download the files.
3. Exit KF2
4. Go to the following directory:
C:\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\232090\1733560705\[/code]
5. There you will see several .bnk files, select all of them, right-click, and click "cut" (or simply CTRL+A & CTRL+X).
6. Go to the following directory:
[code]C:\Users\Username\Documents\My Games\KillingFloor2\KFGame\Published\BrewedPC\WWiseAudio\Windows\
NOTE: If you are missing any directories/folders, create them!
7. Paste all the .bnk files so they're in the "Windows" folder.
8. You're done installing!
Enjoy!
======================================== Weapon List (timestamps available on the preview video) ========================================
Gunslinger =============== 1858s - .357 magnum
M1911 - 9mm pistol
.50 Desert Eagle - 12.7mm pistol
.500 Magnum - Hunting Revolver
AF2011 - That Gun
Sharpshooter =============== Winchester 1894 - Cowboy Repeater
SPX 464 Centerfire - Brush Gun
Crossbow - Silenced Sniper Rifle
M14 EBR - Hunting Rifle
Rail Gun - Tesla Cannon
M99 AMR - Anti-Material Rifle
Support =============== SG 500 Pump-Action - Hunting Shotgun
Double-Barrel Boomstick - Caravan Shotgun
HZ-12 Multi-Action - Sawed-Off Shotgun
M4 Combat Shotgun - Single Shotgun
AA12 Auto-Shotgun - Riot Shotgun
Doomstick - Lever-Action Shotgun
SWAT =============== MP7 - Silenced .22
MP5 - 10mm SMG
P90 - Assault Carbine
UMP45 - Automatic Rifle
Kriss - Police Pistol
Tommy Gun - .45 Auto SMG
Commando =============== AR-15 Varmint Rifle - Varmint Rifle
SA80 L85A2 Bullpup - Assault Rifle (Fallout 3)
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Rated a light load on a server.
Last update
Its author last shipped an update 7 yr ago.
[OBSOLETE] Fallout New Vegas Weapon Soundpack on Nxeon
From our catalogue- One-click install
- Supported on Nxeon Killing Floor 2 servers. We download it from Steam Workshop, place it, and restart the server.
- Server load
- light
- Smallest plan we suggest
- Killing Floor 2 — 2 GB (2 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
- Latest build
- 2019-05-24, released 2019-05-24
Game versions by loader
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What kind of mod it is
From the catalogWeapons, items & crafting
New weapons, gear, items and the recipes to make them.
Compatibility
- Game
- Killing Floor 2
Verified at the source
- ✓Steam WorkshopOfficial listing, checked 2026-10-10Open ↗
- ✓AuthorBunslinger, as published on Steam Workshop
- ✓LicenseNot published by the sourceFree
