WhyMustItBe wrote: »Hi. So, you did say you have sound enabled. However on that settings tab there are individual sliders for the volume level of different types of sounds. Are you certain Dialogue volume isn't set to low?
If this is not the problem it may be something with your sound settings on your computer. If you bring up the sound control panel (usually running in your task tray at the bottom right next to your system clock) what type of speakers do you have? If you only have two speakers or two speakers and a subwoofer, try setting your sound card speaker configuration to Stereo or Stereo 2.1. It may be Dolby surround downsampling from 5.1 (which is intended for setups with a center and rear speakers as well as the two mains) is not properly muxing your voices to the stereo channel.
Have you tried the alternate sound settings within the ps5 menu itself? E.g if you have set up for sound bar try setting up for standard surround sound, or tv speakers or whatever the other options are (I'm not in front of my PS5 to check right now). I assume you have already tried clearing your game save data forcing you to reset all of your options
I personally (on PC) encounter the lack of npc voices if my internet is not very good, not sure if it helps in this scenario
Try redownloading the game or a file fix if ps5 has said option. Sounds to me like the noc voice files nay be corrupt or missing.
Ryath_Waylander wrote: »@hasi my husband, on PC has had this problem twice. The weird thing was it was very area specific. In Northern Elsweyr and Markarth, he couldn't hear the npc quest givers. I ended up enabling subtitles for him. With Elsweyr I tried a repair but it didn't work. Redownloading the game is not an option as our internet is capped and downloads at 300mb/s. When the same thing happened in Markarth, I again did a repair. It didn't help Markarth but going back to do Elsweyr, he found the quest npcs were audible. Since the flames of ambition update, he can hear Markarth npc's too. Just corrupted file I guess.
Ryath_Waylander wrote: »@hasi my husband, on PC has had this problem twice. The weird thing was it was very area specific. In Northern Elsweyr and Markarth, he couldn't hear the npc quest givers. I ended up enabling subtitles for him. With Elsweyr I tried a repair but it didn't work. Redownloading the game is not an option as our internet is capped and downloads at 300mb/s. When the same thing happened in Markarth, I again did a repair. It didn't help Markarth but going back to do Elsweyr, he found the quest npcs were audible. Since the flames of ambition update, he can hear Markarth npc's too. Just corrupted file I guess.
Very interesting and also weird, because it only affected certain zones in your case.
I endured this for probably one to two months now, but it gets really bothersome after some time. I just wanted to have it fixed now and gladly reinstalling helped! I hope that won't stay the only solution though.
Ryath_Waylander wrote: »@hasi my husband, on PC has had this problem twice. The weird thing was it was very area specific. In Northern Elsweyr and Markarth, he couldn't hear the npc quest givers. I ended up enabling subtitles for him. With Elsweyr I tried a repair but it didn't work. Redownloading the game is not an option as our internet is capped and downloads at 300mb/s. When the same thing happened in Markarth, I again did a repair. It didn't help Markarth but going back to do Elsweyr, he found the quest npcs were audible. Since the flames of ambition update, he can hear Markarth npc's too. Just corrupted file I guess.
Very interesting and also weird, because it only affected certain zones in your case.
I endured this for probably one to two months now, but it gets really bothersome after some time. I just wanted to have it fixed now and gladly reinstalling helped! I hope that won't stay the only solution though.
Based on your OP when you said you "deleted my game files" I simply assumed that meant a reinstall on consoles (I am on PC).
Otherwise I would have suggested a reinstall right away, lol.