Impact time (beta, full) - Burnout 3: takedown
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- Out of curiosity and boredom, I managed to find these sounds on my own, because I felt it was necessary to have the complete collection of these sounds in their 30 seconds glory, even the early / scrapped versions.
I included the file name of each sound to let you know that:
A) The previous compilation has the wrong order.
B) The "zSloCrash" tag numbers coincide with the sequence used in the final build of the game. The whole "CRASH#(N°)" thing made everything slightly confusing.
(I don't know what the "z" stands for, but I know the rest is "Slow Crash", directly referring to impact time).
I could see for myself which sounds were duplicates; they were zSloCrash02 and zSloCrash17, if I'm not wrong.
This also proves that the final sounds Crash 9 and Crash 10, were completely absent in the demo.
Interestingly, they also had their own "Streams" folder, compared to just being placed under the "Tracks" folder like in the final game.
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Burnout 3 devs casually making the creepiest and surreal sound for their racing game.
i kinda wish the Burnout series took a darker turn
Thrill Drive: First Time?
They were going to make the manhunt for racing games.
Awesome!
I really want a full version of the original concept of Burnout 3. Maybe as a apinoff, but i want it. NO, I NEED IT
I’d like to believe that all of these sounds were added to the game to remind you that reckless driving is deadly and death is very real, the facts that most people might overlook because this was supposed to be just a lighthearted action packed game that they were playing. The contrast between the gameplay and these haunting sounds is insane.
DEADASS DUDE i played this shit WAY too young with my dad but understood the message! Although the way some people drive makes me wish trafficchecking was real.
there's a theory that Burnout 3 was originally meant to be an anti-street racing game and with these impact time sounds (final and beta) I believe in the theory
It's like listening to 20 different lives flashing before their eyes...wicked.
That's one way to put it o_O
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Closed Casket...
Definteley lots of pieces everywhere , both pieces, 😮 if you dont get it, good , its definetley not for the faint of heart
Honestly this probably would've been perfect to highlight the true horror that is experiencing a violent, head on car crash. When you're cruising on the streets in real life, always drive safetly.
3:01 and 8:06 describe that feeling perfectly
@@shotgunner2039 there's a popular theory that Burnout 3 was originally designed to show the dangers of street racing
After i heard these sounds
I don't want a Burnout game anymore
@@turbovette679 In my case it's the other way around, now I want to keep playing it
Man, I was always curious to look for the 1:00 part, until I finally found this video, and... Just now I realize that this sound is very scary, look at these screams o.O
_Listening with headphones at most_ 😳😳
Just imagine driving and you accidentally crash then everything that is outside goes black and the only thing you can hear is the interior of your car and you hear this sounds in real life.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's a description a car accident victim gives.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage wtf bro u have some dark problem
@@vegetrunks4558 Soft
Holy damn.... 😣
Been in a rollover where I closed my eyes throughout the crash and just heard the crumpling of the metal and crashing of the glass but none of the ambient noise
Damn man, Burnout is basically living in a endless apocalyptic city where you drive or die.
That's a good summary of the series, yes.
Ikr
The Burnout 3 Beta It Was Supposed Be Darker
@@fordshelbygt7177 interesting how these are still in the game files which means that these were likely changed at the last minute
@@IbukiMiodaa24 Through PCSX2 can these demo unused impact time ambiance be restored?
@@fordshelbygt7177 Burnout 3’s in development name was Burnout 3 See You In Hell whereas another suggestion for the game was Burnout 3 Crash+Burn.
1:00 and 3:30 are by far the most disturbing, crazy how an upbeat game was originally intended to be pretty much a horror game
1:00 is still in the final game completely untouched
Twisted metal black level of horror?
@@IbukiMiodaa24and the 3:30 appears in Dominator but the hearbeat sounds removed
3:30 is fucked. If you listen, you can hear what sounds like the crackling of a fire and also the death gurgle of the driver
...If there actually were kills in Burnout 3, which would practically make it a merge with Carmageddon (only with civies in traffic cars also as victims).
That would definitely make Burnout feel like Mortal Kombat with cars
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Carmageddon dudes!
You are both literally just describing Twisted Metal
7:36 the most chilling one to me. without the crash visual. it feels like a close miss. but you see your opponent slam into an mini van with an innocent family. time slows down as you hear the screams among the wreckage. you want to stop... but you must continue. you must leave them behind...because victory is more important. you question why you do this as you see the child horrified face... you leave the scene as the horns grow further and further away from you.
What if the race or contest is set up by Calypso And first place earns a wish of whatever the winner desires
(Twisted metal reference)
I played B3 when I was about seven and I was not aware of these sounds. At the age of twenty I had a serious accident I hit two trees head on. When I heard these sounds they are so deep and real. At times I felt like I was in an accident because what I heard through glass metal heartbeat and ringing in my ears. This is a horror masterpiece. Drive safely.
Game: Don’t fight traffic, destroy it!
Also game: *if you even scrape the bumper of this bus you will die*
I don't remember Takedown ever telling you to actively fight traffic o_o
Maybe fight *through* it, at best.
It’s the slogan on the back of the box
@@yourlocalcashregister1123
Oh, that explains it. I never had the box.
Well destroying the traffic was more a thing in burnout revenge
Fight traffic in crash mode maybe
3:30 reminds me of those old adverts about car accidents that used to be put on TV
Yeah, those PSAs definitely weren't afraid to be graphic and morbid
Everyone is dead
Brought to you by crash fm
Fav podcast
5:03 always made my hair stand on end when I heard it. I never realized how disturbing and so far removed these impact time sounds were from the humorous and upbeat tone of the game and soundtrack. I love that about Burnout 3; these dark and terrifying sounds really catch you off guard. One moment you’re singing “sunshine in the morning” and the next you’re suddenly being confronted with the truly horrific reality of a violent car crash, and all the death/destruction that it brings - all in dramatic slow motion.
They definitely took me for a spin when I finally decided to give them a close listen
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Wow, that was quick lol. Same
@@TheUnslainDragon
I'm pretty active here :B
The most terrifying crash-sound ever, I remember! 1:00 - that faded-out scream that dissapated slowly with that echo sounds so scary!
Those screams made every sound with them significantly more striking, indeed o.o'
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage I could just see this in a car-accident in a movie, you know, the striking crash, and all that shit, bro
@@jacob2olsen248
In my case, I usually am reminded of safe driving PSAs when listening to these.
@@jacob2olsen248
You Mean
¿The Final Destination 2 highway Scene?
If they choreographed the scene back then with a more authentic look, these sounds in the back ground + the soundtrack would have made a more impressive impact - especially with the right timing :)
That's why Burnout was inspired by Konami's Thrill Drive
I remember being told about that. It was intriguing to learn.
Thrill Drive Is Pretty Scary and Nice
@@fordshelbygt7177 I wish we had a remaster
@@NFSBeast2365 i was thinking more a spiritual successor rather than a remaster
Imagine a Burnout inspired horror racing game combined with Thrill Drive and Carmageddon where shit goes from 0 to a 100 in your first crash. The more you crash, the music gets eerie and tense.
@@n3onf0x I was thinking of something very similar to this! What if their was a horror racing game similar to thrill drive but darker where when you crash you hear a recording of someone screaming, crying because your dead or someone in a rage blaming you for the crash that killed someone they know it could be called something like Trauma Racer
Burnout 3 takedown is the definition of the meme
Burnout 3 gameplay Burnout 3 lore
Someone has to make that meme.
And if not, I will.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Hmm, yeah you definitely should, my content is like cheaper than a mac burger 😂
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage burnout needs some memes too
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Oh i found one already
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamageit has the other dramatic theme which has been used at the christian lore but maybe there could be some superior version out there
7:36 is weirdly beautiful.
Heavenly choirs with ominous music surely inspire awe
Lamentablemente en este sonido tu muerte fue repentina pásaste a mejor vida😢
Resident Evil
I recently began playing Takedown as my second Burnout game after Paradise and the Impact Time sounds definitely sounded off-putting in the retail version.
I had no idea the beta audio files were this morbid. I can see why the devs toned it down to be less creepier in the retail ver., but still goddamn creepy.
One of the developers confirmed that the main reason for toning down the sounds was to lower the age rating.
Uh don't think it worked...
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage ...in order to sell more copies of the game since EA was already greedy in the 2000s, is just that DLCs and microtransactions weren't a thing yet
for real? That’s interesting 😯 @@NoBillsOfCrashDamage
3:51 flatlining heart rate monitor=the driver (you) dying... and it sounds like Burnout 3 was gonna be a LOT darker themed in the beta. also someone should put these over a crash compilation... that'd make this even more unsettling
It was said one of the tentative subtitles would be "See you in hell." The devs said it was a joke, but maybe they seriously considered it at some point o_o
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage yeah i saw that video... they were considering naming the game "Burnout 3: See You In Hell" very disturbing... Looks like Criterion was trying to make this a horror themed racing game at one point
@@Alexmercer344
I honestly wouldn't have minded if Burnout ended up with a more gothic / horror style to it.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage they should play these sounds during drivers ed videos too i bet kids would pay a lot more attention
@@Alexmercer344
Wouldn't they be like those shockvertising PSAs?
in crash 08, you can hear a heart monitor speeding up until it flatlines
The flatline also sounds like it's accompanied by reversed church bell tolls.
i would never want to hear that irl
So it stands for the driver is in the ER in the doctors uses the defibrillator to keep the driver alive but failed and reversed church bells means the driver is in the graveyard
@@GordFT2yeah man...not an unlikely thing after a frontal crash with 180 mph...
@@Daniel_15293 ye
1. At 2:10, That is definitely one of the most disturbing impact times imo in the game, the blinkers make it uncomfortable
2. At 3:30, is it just me, or does this sound longer than usually?
3. At 6:35, definitely the scariest one in the game
4. 7:35, found what I was looking for
Edit: 8:05, I got no words, Criterion definitely knew what they were supposed to do
1. Before realising they were blinkers, I thought I heard a ticking clock.
2. It has an extra 5 seconds you wouldn't hear during normal gameplay, like every sound.
3. Very horror movie worthy indeed.
4. Good good :3
5. That organ alone makes the whole composition a lot more twisted.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage yt didnt decide to notificate even this time :/
Also, even tho I hate Crash 8, I also love it at the same time because the game became more disturbing lol
@@laava741
It's morbidity done right.
So spooky it's cool.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage the irony is real
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage there's actually a way to make the impact time noises last longer you just need to get after touch takedowns
"May speed carry you to victory yet it carrys you to your end."
Everytime i saw any crash incidents on the TV News.. I Always Thinking that most of unconscious victims might hear this kind of sounds while they're dying inside the wrecked car and can't barely see anything around.. i found it disturbing and intriguing at the same time
The only way a car crash victim might experience such things is if they had a near-death experience, from what I've read.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage a friend of mine irl has near death experience confirmed that being in slow mo unconsciously is real
@@ScreamingStar028
That's a very gruesome way to confirm these auditory interpretations are accurate.
If i heard this in real life, I’d be spooked beyond any form of reality
You'd faint from the horror!
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage indeed
God this is scary why burnout why
Because deadly crashes :D
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage ok :3
@@miguelrblx2264
Don't be Afraid budy This Video Its Harmless :)
I just noticed a small detail that makes crash 8 even more disturbing... At 3:52 you can hear the noise of glass moving slightly.. It could be the noise of the driver slumping over dead maybe which is EXTREMELY disturbing
I think I can hear it.
It really is disturbing to think about someone trying to move out of their totalled car, while probably being impaled by debris.
It Possibly Must Be a Person He's Taking The Victim Out Of The Wrech Car To Save The Driver Who Suffered a Accident
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage 4:01 also makes me think of Earthbound
@@IbukiMiodaa24
Huh, well I wasn't expecting such a comparison, I'll admit o:
Is it because of the warped UFO noises?
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage ya it just sounds weird like something you'd hear in the game when you see a Starman for the first time
If EA didn't drive by, burnout 3 would instead of, being that one revolutionairy fun takedown game, be a literal driveway through HELL
And I honestly wouldn't have been mad with that decision
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage it would stand in the horror section if the beta was full version
And then people are like: what?? A racing game? That’s not supposed to be scary
And when they activate impact time, it becomes bit less with their confidence and joy of gameplay
the game was dark like this when EA was overseeing the development the choice to change these noises was a last minute idea which explains why all of these are still in the files and extremely easy to mod back in
I'm on highway to hell~
I believe they used some of really old samples from zero-g which were used in Postal's ost too, so that's why some people may think it sounds like Postal.
I recall finding a few of the samples used in these compositions, but I forgot the name of the album they come from.
It's something Hollywood related, that I know.
Burnout 3 gameplay: haha races goes brrrr
Burnout 3 impact time: see you in hell :)
It really is like that.
A little addition that changed the tone forever.
goddamn, I found the sounds from the final game already creepy as hell, but some of these are on a whole other level. The one at 6:35 and the heartbeat one are especially creepy to me. Kinda glad that these aren't in the final game (or at least got changed) because I probably would've had nightmares hearing them as a kid.
I first played this game when I was a pre-teen. If I did listen to these sounds back then, it wasn't with nearly as much attention as I did a few years ago.
But I can understand how they can be nightmare fuel.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Yea, listening to it now makes me still a bit uncomfortable but I love the darker vibe it gives to it. Wish I could play the old pre-release builds of this game.
also: Merry Christmas!
@@TheDukeRises
When I gave them more attention I was thoroughly fascinated. I like to find creepy / morbid undertones where you'd least expect them.
Merry Christmas to you as well :B
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Same! And thank you!
Holy shit what on earth is that?!
Criterion knew this was creeping the shit out of players
i sorta feel like 0:59 was inspired by the highway scene in Final Destination 2
It would certainly fit in there if you edited the sound on the scene.
I play this game more of 100 hours in my childhood and is strange but familiar, some samples i never heard but others i can remember but this is very darker that the original.
@@speedinguy maybe is an effect mandela.
Probably because these are demo impact time sounds? Some of these sounds were either scrapped or toned down on release.
These sounds are really creepy and yet so nostalgic
It's an unusual type of nostalgia
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage like the backrooms?
5:03 probably the most brutal crash sound. I'd imagine the car hits a wall and crumbles all the way to the middle, with glass and metal shooting up to the sky
8:07. Very brutal ambience. It would be pretty disturbing if the whole screen turns red when this impact sound plays. Also why does it seem like this would play if you were to crash on critical damage in a road rage where you didn't beat the takedown target?
3:32 my favorite
I also like how morbid that one is
NoBillsOfCrashDamage that's why i like it
Мой тоже)
7:05 gives me a Halo 2 vibe like I am fighting Covenant in High Charity.
What a freaky coincidence o_o
I have that with 7:35
Jajajaja si suena 😂igual a la saga de halo
As if Thrill Drive hadn't given me enough night terrors already...
this is straight up horrifying. that game was supposed to show the morbid reality of car crashes from what i heard.
One of the devs said they composed these sounds simply because it seemed fitting for a slow-mo crash, not necessarily to send a message.
I don't know if it's been pointed out, but the Impact Time music @ 3:02 uses the same media as Half-Life 1 does for "Suspense05.mp3" located in "Half-Life\valve\media"
A lot these were made to the final game but toned down quite a bit.
CRASH 20 Number 2 was my favorite,it hits like no other in the impact time ambient pieces,a tragedy a horror of seeing someone have a fatal crash and the your heart sank to the bottom just as the music did.
I find it intriguing that Criterion decided to be so morbid about the crashing with Takedown. Even the very first trailer for the game had a disturbing feel to it.
The way Beta Crash 13 sinks as it ends adds to the horror of the scenario you described. But I think Beta Crash 18 (CRASH8#2) hits harder, with its dissonant organ and ominous chimes.
i always assumed Crash 20 was just the shallow breathing of the driver
@@IbukiMiodaa24 He's talking about Crash 13, but by its filename in beta.
Finally found a video that had all these sounds. Thank you
i honestly think they should've kept 7:36
Only the impact times game gets 3 takedown probably the biggest lore ever
Because there is DEFINITELY something behind this
In a sense, Burnout as a whole always had a dark undertone. Though Point of Impact apparently did away with that entirely; it doesn't have any eerie sounds nor implications.
the game was meant to be extremely dark and messed up with the original concept
@@IbukiMiodaa24 there is no 'real' evidence for this
@@CrabHead501 they did confirm that it had to be changed because the ESRB didn't like it
@@IbukiMiodaa24 but other than that? the game was exactly same as before, having the same (well 4 music tracks missing so a little different), no real creepy elements or any hints to lore
Back then, the beta of burnout 3 was more like a car carnage postal-ish game
The retail game still has relatively disturbing sounds.
sounds like that one of those creepy psa commercia about cars
That's what I thought too
Hearing these sounds me make never wanna Play Burnout never again and have nightmares
SloCrash07 and 08 have heart sounds
07 has the heartbeat while 08 has heart monitor.
Sounds like Postal dude was invited on a race.
"I regret nothing"
god damn I love this sounds
This beta version is like Spec Ops; The Line before the game was developed in 2012
7:36 Those vocals was also used in the Mansion Of Madness level in TimeSplitters Future Perfect.
4:30 honestly my favorite from these, which im surprised it was taken out of the final game. I think there is a snippet of this specific Impact time in Revenge
Huge Thrill Drive inspiration here.
Burnout 1 and 2 are literally clones of Thrill Drive and in the final version of Takedown you can hear the same ambulance siren used in Thrill Drive after you crash in some of the impact times
wtf! I didn't know this game had a darkside! Creepy but I like it (it's rare to find hidden things like this in non horror games) , with the loud rock music I never 'noticed.
I also remembered the cars had drivers unlike in paradise so it makes sense to use these sounds I guess.
It was an interesting concept for Criterion to introduce, that's for sure.
If I remember correctly, the drivers are a leftover from a scrapped idea.
Well great two things happened to me
1.i won't be able to look at burnout the same way again
2.i'm scared to play a burnout game after hearing this
For me it was the opposite. I was so fascinated that I wanted to keep playing.
The worse part was i listened to this in my room in the dark everyone was sleeping when i listened to this
i felt scared/afraid the whole night when i listened to it
@@Gambit1996
I've listened to these so many times, I think I may have desensitised myself of them. Out of context, at least.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage I'm new to the burnout fandom that's why I'm flipping out about this my first game was burnout paradise remastered and i love the game it's my game of the year when i play i just freeburn
Then you're in for a treat, because the older titles, and even older versions of Paradise, had these twisted tunes in there.
I never played Burnout 3 when i was a kid (My brother did) I only played Paradise and Revenge growing up. But hearing sounds like these in those 2 games wouldve scared me and also
wouldve traumatized me.
4:03 I freaking love this
Should have been added
It was added, but some samples were silenced substantially.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage hmm, seems either my volume was low or i paid poor attention
@@Revengilate
Try listening to the beta and final side by side.
4:32-5:02 Why did this one get removed?
Edit: 8:06 Damn, as much as I have a massive bias towards the church organ, this one hit home for me.
I have absolutely no idea
Maybye so much scary for a race game, criterion remove it
probably thought it was too creepy or it didn't fit
@@IbukiMiodaa24 I like it a lot. I’m kinda weirded out that it was removed. At least try to tweak a little bit. Then again, it was reused in Revenge.
00:12 if you listen closely you can hear heartbeats
Omg, this sounds like final destination background sound
1:00: My favorite.
If these sounds had been added in the vanilla version I'll be more scared of crashing in the game than having fun crashing in the game
So you think the final sounds aren't so scary?
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Is there a way to get the beta iso file of this game?
Jesus Christ this is terrifying
Muy spooky, yes.
I wonder what inspired Criterion to make these.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage This (oddly enough) reminds me of Thrill Drive and that one scene from Final Destination
@@drewmode227
I remember reading that Thrill Drive was direct inspiration for Burnout.
And I know the scene... o.O
@@drewmode227 You Mean The Final Destination 2
Highway to Hell Scene?
@@fordshelbygt7177 i'm pretty sure Crash 2/3 were inspired by it
I am not going to lie, I was playing this game at like 2 am a few months ago and had to put it down after hearing 1:00 at a certain point. I got wayyy too unnerved..
That's my favorite one😂
It's really creepy as the car hits someone and most likely goes airborne and then hits the ground
Some PTSD shit right here.
Most certainly
I don't like the decision that criterion did including these sounds, because the Game had a rad theme, like: yeah! Crash everyone! It doesn't matter! Yeah!
And then they put *THIS* in the game, it isn't a good contrast in my opinion.
These sounds would fit better with a darker tone game, like thrill drive
I remember being told that the very first Burnout was basically an answer to Thrill Drive.
And, honestly, I barely noticed these sounds during Impact Time until a few years ago; when I did, I thought they did a good job at conveying the severity of YOU crashing, as that meant you're no longer as untouchable as you felt right before.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage well, i never saw it like that... Thanks :)
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage also i heard of a theory that explains what could possibly was going to be the Burnout 3 thematic: th-cam.com/video/SWrX3vo8G50/w-d-xo.html
Is very good
@@familiaj.r.7739
I've watched the video before. It's an interesting theory.
They should've put all of these unedited into Revenge
This is fucking crazy, im getting chills
It sounds beautiful actually
If criterion wanted too they could make a psychological car horror game with sounds like this, as a serious life lesson to encourage people to NOT DO stupid shit in cars xD
Have you sound a way to rip the battle sfx from Burnout Revenge? The sounds when slamming against a rival car is so good.
Yes I already ripped those sound effects. I have them in my Revenge impact time playlist.
Someday Ill make an animation similar to this. I had fun playing this. Burnout 3 and Flatout 2 were close. Early 2000s nfs was cool too.
You'll make an animation of spooky car crashes?
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Yes. Personal happiness.
@@charedhorse4389
O_o
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Ill let everyone know when its done.
@@charedhorse4389 hows the progress going?
damn imagine criterion went with this tone and we couldve got a darker version of burnout revenge or paradise
Well, paradise 1.0 has a darker tone than later versions, in particular because of the bloody filter in the crash
1:01 2:01 3:31 5:03 7:06 Those are my favorite, i hope they do another burnout game :>
I want to put those sounds in my game, so I tried to extract the beta impact time .rws files with Apache3 3.1.0 and it just doesn't work, it just cancels automatically
so I tried with Burnout Revenge demo impact times and it worked, either .rws files too
what do you recommend to extract those B3 beta impact time files in .rws format?
I used different programs at first, but the easiest way is with Foobar2000. You can extract / convert to other formats if you want.
However, if you want to import the sounds to a different game, then you'd have to do away with 2 audio channels, most likely, since a single RWS has both the impact time sound, and the metal mangling that plays at normal speed wrecks.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage I tried to open the beta .bin game, but it didn't work
so I downloaded PowerISO and I've extracted every .rws files I wanted so easily, so I've got what I wanted hahaha
although, thank you for your help and patience!
@@luscadofusca
Glad you could figure it out! :O
PEGI: 3
Wtf???
Yeah I don't get it either.
Burnout 3 is rated T.
Like Gran Turismo 3 which is Pegi 7 but the ost goes "I'm a murderer! Dead bodies!"
Por lo menos en mi país fue para adolescentes
These sounds gives me a Postal vibe.
7:36 definitely the best one
Fucking true!!!
Absolutely
Maybe burnout 3 in its beta wasn't gonna be kid friendly
The original trailer definitely didn't give any friendly vibes.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage i mean i just said that cause if you showed this to a kid they would have PTSD or be scarred for life
@@Gambit1996
Depends on the individual.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage i mean I'm just surprised i thought burnout was colorful and kid friendly cause paradise"s bright colors and stuff like that
@@Gambit1996
Well, no, you're wrong.
Even the whole objective of the game is dark, if you think about it.
It sounds like it came from POSTAL (1997).
That's a common comparison from what I've read since I started posting these
NoBillsOfCrashDamage I was the first one that pointed out the POSTAL games. I’m glad I’m not the only one that thinks of POSTAL.
No These sounds don't seem anything Like Postal 😒
I love those part at 7:37
they should've kept it
@@IbukiMiodaa24 they did reused it again on burnout revenge tho
Except it's reversed
i also scared someone away from learning how to drive by making them listen to these
big oof
Did you, really?
If so, why did you have to worsen the idea of potentially getting involved in a car accident IRL? o.O
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage i didn't think it'd scare them in fact when i hear these noises it makes me think to not drive like a moron
@@Alexmercer344
Well, guess that other person is more easily scared.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage i think these noises were removed VERY late in development too because i'm sure you can hear these noises in the review build (which was only 2 months before release)
@@Alexmercer344
If I'm not wrong I got these from the demo. Is that build from a similar date?
Great, now I have scared myself from playing B3. Criterion were planning to make it darker. Kinda makes me feel bad wrecking into traffic in other games but hey accidents happen. I guess someone at Criterion thought they were taking it way too far with the impact time sounds that they cut most of it out.
A former developer did tell me on Reddit that they had to tone down the sounds to keep a low ESRB rating.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Makes sense. I think FlatOut is more violent than Burnout cuz the driver gets ejected through the windshield cuz of "ragdoll physics".
@@JustGenius2001
The dev in question said that was also considered for Burnout, at some point.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage Ragdoll physics were?
@@JustGenius2001
Yeah. They also planned to incorporate environmental hazards on Revenge, in the style of Split/Second.
I honestly do not feel safe listening to this
Todas las carreteras de Burnout se convertido en un infierno 👹💀
That flatline is so cool
Honestly, a lot of Burnout's impact time sounds reminds me of Kane & Lynch 2's ambience composed by Mona Mur.
th-cam.com/video/kWNn7tKgYSU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/9_ssemBkip8/w-d-xo.html
Fuck me, those are genuinely chilling
0:39 😵😵😵 holy f*ck!!!
4:32 that shit scare me so hard
Someone make a mod of these to reinstate them into the game
There is one
2:31 - 2:39 is also heard in Need for Speed Nitro if you blow your car’s engine in a drag race.
That's quite the way to dissuade you from failing.
Here you can see criterion and EA definitely teamworked in multiple projects
Nobody gonna talk its in nfs nitro... Y know... A childish nfs game
@@CertifiedWTRPerson sounds like you need to grow up
@@YansenQT lmao what
If you mean a game with wheels smaller than the cars logo is "not childish" then god damn you shouldn't tell anyone to grow up
1:31 keep in the final version?
It probably barely changed, at most.
Hearing that generic scream at 1:24 only makes me want to compile a list of where else I have heard it. I can say it’s In “The Krypt” from MK:DA
Knowing the name of that scream may help track it down across media
Do you know how to rip all the audio from the .RWD file format these sounds are stored in? MFAudio seems to want to play all of them at once, so it becomes a jumbled mess...
It's been a hot minute since I last ripped audio. I believe I also used PSound when MFaudio couldn't get the job done properly. You could also look into Foobar2000.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage I tried both of them just now, sadly neither of them worked, but thanks for the help!
Still don't understand how the driver dies from said crash when some you can actually survive
At least in Road Rage you could say the driver dies once the car is totaled.
But how they survived all the crashes leading to that moment is obviously impossible, according to real logic.
I just think it was supposed to highlight the seriousness and the pure brutality of car crashes, so much can happen in a few seconds.
these audios remind me of hitman contracts
Who exactly originally composed these effects?
Would be nice to put a name to these creative sounds
Most of them seem to originate from music and sound libraries for commercial use.
where did you get this from? i read only ING played the beta and you mention demos as if you played them yourself
i search and there is only a 15 minutes gameplay video. what I am missing?
where did you get them? did you ripped the audio from beta ign videos or what? cuz you mention them as if these were files hidden in the game. how the hell did you get the beta, i thought only IGN did
Please someone explain! which ones were used during videos? can I see the women crying myself?
I remember getting the demo from a Discord server. Need For Speed Underground 2 has a demo of this game, so if you have it, you can get it from there as well. There's also HiddenPalace, a website that archives all demos and prototypes of video games that it can find.
These are audio files that I ripped from the demo using Foobar2k or MFaudio, I don't really remember which one; maybe a combination of the two.
No you cannot see women crying, but you can see the pilots inside most cars, both playable and civilian.
6:34: Esse som me lembra um pouco os sons bugados dos motores da caixa de sons preparada do Unity.
Existem muitos sons padrão em uso aqui, então não acho isso muito surpreendente.
@@NoBillsOfCrashDamage
¿Are You Using Google Traductor?
@@fordshelbygt7177
Yes, because I am not fluent with Portuguese
5:08-5:20 All This Time, I Always Think That Sound Like The Red Baron Crashing Down And, This Is Like When The A Truckload Of US And World Circuit Racers Crash In The Vineyard
Me As Alice Hamilton (News Reporter From The BCC): *BREAKING NEWS* A Buch Of US And World Circuit Racers Has Caused A Intense Collision And Made A WW1/2 Plane Like Sound Effect And Only 5 Have Survived
Bro me estando escalofríos
Aún así me divertí jugando Burnout 3
Cuando era niño