Kell_Shock
09-17-2014, 08:50 AM
So I've been gone for a month or two, so I'm not sure when these sounds started, or which update they're associated with.
Anyways, I play a Monk/Druid, and when I started playing again a couple days ago, I started hearing strange sounds while I was in a dungeon. At first I thought it was just part of the dungeon, and I was like "cool, they added some sound effects to this dungeon, sweet!" but then they kept repeating, in other dungeons, completely randomly.
The two sounds that sound out are a roar from some sort of animal, and the sound of a blizzard or other ice attack. At first I thought the blizzard one had to do with me being a Druid of Seasons, but the ice sound just randomly happens, not just when the timer runs out on summer and it switches to winter. The animal roar I thought was related to Vengeful Hunter or Fatal Harrier, but if that was the case, then the sound doesn't happen often enough, only once every several minutes.
Any ideas where these sounds might be coming from? If I could understand the source, I likely wouldn't be as annoyed by them.
Anyways, I play a Monk/Druid, and when I started playing again a couple days ago, I started hearing strange sounds while I was in a dungeon. At first I thought it was just part of the dungeon, and I was like "cool, they added some sound effects to this dungeon, sweet!" but then they kept repeating, in other dungeons, completely randomly.
The two sounds that sound out are a roar from some sort of animal, and the sound of a blizzard or other ice attack. At first I thought the blizzard one had to do with me being a Druid of Seasons, but the ice sound just randomly happens, not just when the timer runs out on summer and it switches to winter. The animal roar I thought was related to Vengeful Hunter or Fatal Harrier, but if that was the case, then the sound doesn't happen often enough, only once every several minutes.
Any ideas where these sounds might be coming from? If I could understand the source, I likely wouldn't be as annoyed by them.