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I advise you keep the default files saved elsewhere to make reverting easier, alternately you can verify the integrity of the game on steam. If you have warband on steam the placement will probably look like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\mountblade warband\Modules\Napoleonic Wars\Sounds Locate the directory where warband is installed, open the "Modules" folder, then the Napoleonic Wars folder, then place the files within the "Sounds" folder. The download link for the reenactor's musket sounds also contains the artillery and explosion sounds from the Fire and Smoke sound pack.

The reenactor's musket sounds are a set of musket sounds recorded outdoors, the only mixing these files have undergone is the removal of some of the background noise (birds/mumbling) and an increase in volume, thus they are very natural, closer to the actual recordings. It is solecist who deserves most of the credit for the creation of this sound pack. I have done some minor mixing, and altered the files as to make them function properly in Napoleonic Wars, The musket sounds have previously been used in forum user solecist's "Sound and Smoke FX" mod for With Fire & Sword, other sounds have been compiled from sound mods for Empire: Total War and Napoleon: Total War.

All musket and rifle firing and impact sounds The Fire and Smoke sound modification seeks to alter the atmosphere of the game by replacing the following sounds: All credit goes to the original creators. Here is the link to the original thread and this is the whole thing copy and pasted this is not my work, I am merely spreading the word of a lost mod lost in the taleworlds forums.

I am not the creator of this mod and the original creator posted this a year ago on the now inactive taleworlds forum so I will give the link to that original link all credit goes to its original owner, I have just noticed that this is a great mod that has not been given proper attention since it seems the original creator has gone missing, and not made a new forum on the more active FSE forums.