We get it, Six Days in Fallujah is being praised for its over-the-top realism of a war scenario. The game actually makes you feel like a soldier on the battlefront, carrying out the objectives while also trying to stay alive in the chaos. But what if this chaos goes silent? In other words, what if the sound stops working for you in the game? To begin with, it will break the immersion completely. Not to mention the time you will waste looking for a fix. The time that you could have enjoyed playing the game. So, if you have been facing the same error, you have landed on the right page because, in this article, we will tell you everything you need to know about this audio not working issue in Six Days in Fallujah.
So, if you’ve been in the heat of a battle when suddenly your audio stops working, don’t worry; your character has not gone deaf with all the gunshots and bombing. Funny enough, due to the game’s emphasis on realism, many players might think that to be the case. But luckily, that is not what’s up. It is actually a bug that a lot of players are facing right now. As such, they have taken to online forums to find a solution to this issue. So, what was the outcome of these discussions? Well, keep reading to learn more.
Six Days in Fallujah No Audio/Sound Not Working Issue: Is there any fix yet
Fortunately, the discussion caught the attention of a developer. He responded by saying that they have deployed a hotfix addressing the issue, and as such, players should no longer have an issue with audio in the game. Nevertheless, if you still run into this error, there is another thing that you can try: Turning off Spatial Audio. Other players who have tried this workaround have also confirmed that it works. So, why not give it a try? However, if you do not know how to turn off Spatial Sound on your PC, we have got you covered there as well! Just follow the steps outlined below to do the same.
- Right-click on the speaker icon located in the system tray at the bottom-right corner of the screen.
- From the context menu that appears, select “Open Sound Settings.” This will open the Sound settings page.
- On the Sound Settings page, scroll down to the section labeled “Related Settings” and click on the “Sound Control Panel” link. This will open the Sound Control Panel.
- In the Sound Control Panel, navigate to the “Playback” tab.
- Select the audio device you are using for the game (e.g., speakers or headphones) from the list of playback devices.
- Click on the “Properties” button located at the bottom-right of the window. This will open the Properties window for the selected audio device.
- In the Properties window, go to the “Spatial Sound” tab.
- Under the Spatial Sound Format section, select “Off” from the drop-down menu.
- Click the “Apply” button to save the changes.
- Close the Properties window and the Sound Control Panel.
By disabling Spatial sound, you should now be able to enjoy Six Days in Fallujah with all of its immersive audio. With that said, we hope this guide was helpful. For more tutorials like this, make sure to visit Digistatement daily. Read more: Six Days in Fallujah: How to Enable Push to Talk?
