Like how your conversation scenes can retain that blurred edging after an interaction with a certain NPC that goes by the initials T.T. The Enclave has dispatched a number of eyebots across the Capital Wasteland to ensure that citizens without a radio can hear the broadcasts. It is hosted by President John Henry Eden and airs patriotic music, as well as President Edens 'frank discussions,' 'chats' and 'inspirational quotes'.

It's probably some event that fuddled with the sound levels and then persisted through the game and saves. Enclave Radio is a radio station run by the Enclave and broadcast from the Raven Rock mountain complex. It sounds silenced even though it is not. I can't even hear my companion fire his weapon.

Nothing has changed in the options, adjusting sliders won't fix it. For some reason today the volume on stuff out in the world (weapons, looting, footsteps, enemies, hits in vats etc) are alll super quiet, but the music is the same loud volume. The bunker is straight east of radio tower 3SM-U81 on the western bank of the river.

It is a distress signal from a group of survivors hiding in an abandoned bunker, surrounded by unidentified creatures. Uninstalled, shut down, then rebooted and reinstalled the drivers for my Asus Xonar sound card, but nope, Fallout 4's audio is still the only program that's ridiculously quiet. Where is the distress signal in Fallout 4 It can be picked up after extending the satellites at radio tower 3SM-U81. Had Steam verify the files, but zero effect. It's only with Fallout 4 that I'm having issues. I tried fiddling with the in-game sliders, but even before the bug they were almost all maxed anyhow so that isn't it.Īll other games, mp3s/music, streaming audio and video works fine. Then when I went to play Sunday night, Fallout's volume had mysteriously dropped to about 20%.

Been playing since launch and my audio was fine including yesterday (Sunday) morning. Originally posted by RabidTreeMonkey:I think it's a bug or something.

Fallout 4 louder radio