In The Reach, you might hear the occasional mountain goat or hawk. At night, you'll hear wolves howling from far away or common loons calling others. In the forests, for example, you'll hear the sounds of foxes, deers and ravens. With the 94 new sound effects, the purpose of The Wilds is to audibly enlarge Skyrim's fauna with the addition of various animals, birds and insects that play according to weather, time of day and region. The Wilds focuses on adding sound effects in Skyrim's wilderness. Daedric dungeons have demonic voices or daedras screaming. Undead dungeons have zombies and wraiths screaming or moaning. To spice it up, dungeons inhabited by Daedras or the Undead have their own sound sets in addition to the standard ones. These sounds play in these dungeons regardless of who or what lives in it. There’s a standard sound set for each type of dungeon: Cave, Dwemer Ruins, Forts/Burrows, Sewers and Mines. If there's a thunderstorm raging outside, you'll hear the thunder rumbling in the fort or cave. At dungeons' entrances, you also hear the exterior weather. In Dwemer ruins inhabited by the Falmer, listen as you hear their distant, echoed screams. In an undead infested dungeon, zombies moan and spirits yell. The enemy type that inhabits a dungeon will make itself heard. The Dungeons includes 90+ sound effects to add life to the dungeons. While at night, cats fight for territory, dogs bark, drunkards yell. So when walking in the city streets during the day, you’ll hear the echo of people shouting in the distance, doors opening and closing, workers hammering roofs.
The time of day gives you a different atmosphere.
From Civilization to the Dungeons From the Wilds to Special Events, all situations will benefit from sound additions. Sounds of Skyrim affects most cells and regions. Sounds of Skyrim adds around 450+ sound effects to the game that are played from thousands of hand-placed sound emission points.
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