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Option for subtle visual and audio inputs
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Is it possible to add the option to turn of the "exploding" sound when assassinating? to make it more like in AC:Origins? Same goes for Odins sight, is it possible to give an option for a more subtle visual input? It kinda takes away the immersion when all enemies are glowing like christmastrees
I really liked the Origins approach to these things, more isnt always better
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@fuubarace
I would like an option to disable it from lighting up enemies. I use it for item location but always felt like cheating seeing enemies. I use my bird to simply scout then roll the dice with going in. -
@detroitin2019
That is acctualy already possible. In the interface options "Enemy proximity" option. Thats what im doing now. The biggest issue for me is the crazy over the top assassination sound 
I want to turn that off! Since i play mostly the assassin way it gets annoying very fast. -
It's not just assassinations but any type of finishing move as well, it has some weird DOOM esque sounds when killing things, it's really annoying.
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the audio alerts, for when a threat is near is also very jarring and loud. please give us an option to turn these off. cheers
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