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About this mod
This mod replaces the combat music that plays during battles with Automatons with the game theme 'Bury the Light' (Vergil) from Devil May Cry 5
- Permissions and credits
Installation instructions:
Demonstration:
Original Soundtrack:
Well, armed with some knowledge and experience, I’ve finally managed to tackle what I dare say is one of the greatest soundtracks in gaming history. My previous mod for DMC5 needs fixes and updates—back then, I wasn’t aware of potential issues—but instead, I chose to create a mod for my all-time favorite soundtrack.
The music is divided into two modes:
Two Versions Available:
Everyone’s perception is different—headphones, speakers, even hearing vary. Sadly, I can’t make 10 versions for every ear profile (biological or mechanical). For me, the standard volume is quiet, even with maxed-out settings in Windows and the game itself. So, try the standard version first—if it’s too quiet, grab the loud one.
- find your data folder in the Helldivers 2 directory (Steam\steamapps\common\Helldivers 2\data)
- drag 2 mod files (fdf011daecf24312.patch_0, fdf011daecf24312.patch_0.stream) and drop the files into the data folder
done
Demonstration:
Original Soundtrack:
Well, armed with some knowledge and experience, I’ve finally managed to tackle what I dare say is one of the greatest soundtracks in gaming history. My previous mod for DMC5 needs fixes and updates—back then, I wasn’t aware of potential issues—but instead, I chose to create a mod for my all-time favorite soundtrack.
The music is divided into two modes:
- Regular combat
- Intense combat
- You’re engaged in local skirmishes
- Your teammate is in a heated fight, but you’re far away (in this case, the music plays in an incomplete version)
Two Versions Available:
- Standard – Volume remains unchanged
- Loud – Volume is doubled, with some rearranged sections
Everyone’s perception is different—headphones, speakers, even hearing vary. Sadly, I can’t make 10 versions for every ear profile (biological or mechanical). For me, the standard volume is quiet, even with maxed-out settings in Windows and the game itself. So, try the standard version first—if it’s too quiet, grab the loud one.