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Crouching injured survivors will make less noise, I heard, but what does that exactly mean?

eastrock87
eastrock87 Member Posts: 51
in Ask the Community

Does the range from which you can be heard gets reduced, or is the volume of injured noises made quieter?

Best Answer

  • Iron_Cutlass
    Iron_Cutlass Member Posts: 3,382
    edited February 2023 Answer ✓

    Both the range and the noise itself are lowered, the only time this effect does not apply (at least apply normally) is with certain perks such as Iron Will and No Mither, since they apply the reduced audio in a different way.

    I tested this awhile back with some friends in a Custom Match.