In addition to master volume and SFX volume, it may be useful to have another master volume specifically just for mods.
Often, a mod with multiple music tracks may have consistent volumes throughout its collection, but that native volume is different from the in-game music's.
So it'd be nice to be able to turn them up or down to match the game's unmodded audio tracks.
Naturally, if you have one loud mod and one quiet mod, this won't be a perfect solution unless there's a volume bar for each mod...
But it'll still be an improvement even if you stack mods.
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In addition to master volume and SFX volume, it may be useful to have another master volume specifically just for mods.
Often, a mod with multiple music tracks may have consistent volumes throughout its collection, but that native volume is different from the in-game music's.
So it'd be nice to be able to turn them up or down to match the game's unmodded audio tracks.
Naturally, if you have one loud mod and one quiet mod, this won't be a perfect solution unless there's a volume bar for each mod...
But it'll still be an improvement even if you stack mods.
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