Pretty awful. Got a snow sabre cat recently and belatedly realised the standard leopard is my perfect mount. It's so quiet and efficient. I like the way the footsteps sound, whereas the snow cat adds a jingle from the gear. You can never judge a character by the voice samples in the character creator either. What did I collect those feathers for? Really happy with the new Priestess of Mara dress, and it was free. I like the simple things.
Barking is okay, constant barking in rapid succession is not, it's not a dog ffs. It would be more tolerable if they used a new audio source instead of recycling their old dog barking sounds or reduce the frequency of indrik barks.
xxthir13enxx wrote: »Sounds like the tail end of an Elk call
https://youtu.be/gKnqLGED9SQ
Maybe it’s because I live around deer and owned enough dogs to know better, but that doesn’t sound at all like dog barking to me
BretonMage wrote: »I think it's precisely BECAUSE it's a fantasy creature that it sounds so out of place to hear a dog's bark from it. It's not a dog, and neither is it a deer. Looking at it, one expects to hear a similarly exotic, fantasy sound.
Yeah, that is not the same though. The Indrik sounds like someone's annoying little Jack Russel Terrier (can't stand little dogs, even though I always end up loving the stupid things).It sounds like someone took a sound byte of their neighbor's annoying dog and just pasted it in.
BretonMage wrote: »Maybe it’s because I live around deer and owned enough dogs to know better, but that doesn’t sound at all like dog barking to me
Thing is, an Indrik is not a deer either.
And at the end of the day, it's still a "wuff". I don't know, it's annoying to look at a creature as elegant as the Indrik and hear a "wuff".
The problem with the sound is how it gets repetitive. Barkbark-bark, bark-barkbark. Barkbark-bark, bark-barkbark... It could have been one short barking sound for each single sprint command. Just like how it is with horses. Other than that, I'm among people who thinks it is unique/cute and fitting