Character voicelines are quiet

[Kell]

Some chars speaks normally, but some of them like Thor and Atreus in the very beginning sounds very quiet with no reason.

Using stereo headset by Razer with Spatial 7.1 (virtual ofc) and Dolby Atmos. All other games sounds great but Ragnarok seems to be bugged or bad tweaked for this.

May be there is any kind of solution or it is common problem?

[noob_dodger]

same

[YellowFlashKid]

Having the same issue here. I tried playing around with the audio settings, but I can never find the sweet spot. Sometimes, the music or background sounds will be super loud while the characters are quiet.

Will most likely get patched up soon I hope.

[stardust]

Same here, so annoying!

[Kurtz]

same.. super annoying

[󠀡󠀡᠌Hollow2k ⁧⁧⁧222]

same, fix Sony.

[silverbolt1981]

It has a dialogue boost option under audio settings

[Kell]

Originally posted by silverbolt1981:

It has a dialogue boost option under audio settings

Still it's not how it is supposed to be fixed

[Chris]

Originally posted by silverbolt1981:

It has a dialogue boost option under audio settings

yep same here and thanks ill look out for this

[Sammy the Wizard]

Originally posted by silverbolt1981:

It has a dialogue boost option under audio settings

There is, but it doesn't seem to help much. It seems to boost some characters in some scenes, but others remain unaffected and quiet.

Edit: This seems to have worked for me: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2322010/discussions/0/4843147760499909544/#c4843147760500365706

[Bucherebis]

Have you tried to disable the virtual surround to see if it works?

[BimboGooch]

I use both voice boost, and keeping the voice audio maxed, but turning down the other audio options aside from global down, and then turning up your PC volume. But yeah its like a movie, were some scenes are loud as hell and others theyre like talking from afrcia into a mic thats in america lmao.

Also like the guy above me said, virtual surround sound can help if you have that, but I dont recommend that usually as it makes music sound worse. its nice for environmental sounds though