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Why a dragon's roar drowns out the whole game

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When the massive dragon roars, the entire universe politely silences itself. To make major threats feel devastating, the audio engine automatically lowers the volume of every single ambient noise, sword clash, and footstep, giving the main antagonist total acoustic dominance over your living room.

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