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Even ignoring that, the spell says "Anyone who hears a ghost sound receives a Will save to disbelieve." So I roll saves for each PC privately. Out of 4 PC's, it's extremely likely at least one will make his or her save. So I tell saving PCs that they recognize the sound is illusory, but that pretty much tells everyone that the sound is illusory...

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The way I think I'll play it is to only allow the Will save if someone declares they are attempting to disbelieve the spell. In addition, I'll probably let some time pass between the casting of the spell and telling the PC's about the sounds they hear, but I'm guessing that still won't be enough to throw them off...

Just hearing it is not enough, they have to give it some 'special' attention in some way. If a PC tries to make a listen check to determine how many reinforcements there are for example, I'd also allow an immediate save if they made a succesful spellcraft check to see ghost sound being cast.

If they fail the save, then they hear the sounds, as if they were real... what they think is causing them (even if they think 'that's an illusion') is still up to them - just as if they'd heard any other sounds.

If they make the save, then they still faintly hear the sounds, but the sounds don't obscure any other noises in the area (i.e. the Ghost Sound doesn't inflict any penalties on hearing-based Perception checks) - the audio equivalent of 'seeing through the illusion as if it were translucent'.

Think of ghost sound like a hidden speaker, if you hear horses gallop on an open plain but don't see them when you look for them, that's interaction, but if you hear faint voices from behind a door, you have little clue as to the source, so you wouldn't be able to interact until you could open the door, or peek through a crack.

My issue with this whole thing is, you're trying to get a whole lot of utility out of a 0-level spell. Prestidigitation does tricks; Message carries a message dozens of feet which can be intercepted; but you're trying to figure out how to cast a 0-level illusion right in front of PCs, in order to scare them off or distracting them into wasting actions preparing for an enemy that won't arrive, without them figuring out they're being had. That sounds like more than a 0-level spell to me.

A good example would be casting ghost sound to create the illusion of rain, maybe even with thunder. Suppose those able to hear this are inside a ship and unable to see, but hear a torrential down pouring. All the while PCs are fighting walking running on the ship's deck, which being wood and hollow probably sounds.

The way I've run it is:

The hear the ghost sound, but know its an illusion.

Ghost sound doesn't "block" other sounds. Though it might be so loud that it makes other things difficult to hear (the spell can produce at maximum the sound of 40 humans shouting).

As far as what the illusion sounds like after the save is made...no guidance is given but they should know it's not real and react appropriately (per their character) to someone attempting to cast illusory magic and trick them.

But all in all, lot more i can see now, and that have been fixed. Like the ghost-bear appearing in a stone-circle and leading to a chest. Long time i only had the sound.

Lately now i can see it. I think they recheck bit all of them, and some may have dispaered again.

I tried several times to track down these bugs, build bases there, but nothing. I know some are unable to build there partially, and experiment all kind of oddities. So each imput may be important. Ever a kind of floating ghost/eale or whatever.

There is a cave, a shortcut through, along the river, north of the starting river, the stream that loops around, right side of it, it cuts the entire corner off. It is near the Mitra shrine on the east side of the southern desert. It is filled with bones, LOTS of bones. The ghost sound plays for me there too and again, no ghost.

No, they are simply ghosts in game, there is no learning progress, unfortunately, this would be cool, i agree. But you may see them in the world while exploring, or not. The first thing you may hear is the sound, then look around, they may appear nearby.

Can also be animals. Also there are traces of ancient or not so ancient travelers, some let notes shattered around, and you may found some to.

But now recently after killing robots, 2 sounds are most like to appear. Seeker buzzing to dead tank location. (some times beep like detecting player and ping sounds)

Other is dead Hunter turns into ghost Tank making sounds.

The volume of sound created depends on your level. You can produce as much noise as four normal humans per caster level (maximum 40 humans). Thus, talking, singing, shouting, walking, marching, or running sounds can be created. The noise a ghost sound spell produces can be virtually any type of sound within the volume limit. A horde of rats running and squeaking is about the same volume as eight humans running and shouting. A roaring lion is equal to the noise from 16 humans, while a roaring dragon is equal to the noise from 32 humans. Anyone who hears a ghost sound receives a Will save to disbelieve.

I think its supposed to be scary but sometimes there are these random "scary" sounds (like breath and other unexplainable), that are really annoying. I dont testet but I think these go away when turning ambient off but I still want to hear the wind and so on. It also doesnt go away with music turned off. So I probably have to remove some game files, does somebody know more about it?

The sounds alone are high quality and very well made, i like the sounds... but in the game, in the night... i like to sit there and watch the nature being nature and so ... I like immersion and i like the 7d2d-world and setting... but this breaks everything for me... immersion, horrrfeeling and fun... and when i delete those specific files and save the ressource.asset, my game ... my character was suddenly lvl 1 and all character-progress was deleted, even the landmarks i saved in the map... placed items are all still there ... weird ^^ i don't complain about this, was my fault, but i wish i can somehow disable these specific soundfiles without lost ;D

There are mods change the sounds of vehicles and creatures that I use all the time. Download one of those mods, look at the xmls and see how they do it. Then just make your own after you track down the sound files based upon their pathing. BDub's vehicles, Snukfin's zombies, etc. all reference the sound files.

NOW it is creepy, yes... and as i wrote: for me at least ^^ there are some out there with the same opinion, not much, but some... those few individuals want to turn off the music... ALL music... and when i turn down the slider for ambientsounds, ALL ambient sounds like crickets, babies, wind.. all of them are gone... that is not what i wanted...

The noises don't bother me too much, but I feel like they cue up too frequently at night. There was an update not too far back when it would be about every fifteen or thirty seconds and man that did grate a bit. It doesn't seem to be that bad anymore. What got me was the small pool of sounds there were so the repetition is what made it really stick out.

There are interesting possibilities with the sounds themselves. I recall a game, I think Balder's Gate, when the soundtrack included the sound of a trap being sprung. Every 40 minutes, or so, hearing the trap noise could make you stop and look around. ff782bc1db