Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition presents major sound problems on HD 5.1 configurations, causing very serious sound deficiencies, which as Square Enix has made known to DavBar9, is his problem and not the game's, something false.

The Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is now available on Steam and anyone can buy it, but the game brings with it a major development flaw that is affecting many players. It seems that Square Enix has not done its homework well in this game and has sound problems in HD 5.1 configurations. This problem is nothing more than backfire and a lot of bad sound quality, when the game is launched in this type of resolution. The only viable 'solution' is to launch the game in a stereo configuration.

It has been DavBar9, who has sent us this information, which we are spreading so that you know, that if you have this problem, it is not the fault of your speakers or a failure in the installation, it is a general failure. DavBar9 has even created a thread on Steam about it and has collected a large number of threads on the platform and on Reddit, where they echo this major sound issue. He has also compiled a video, where the sound is clearly poorly heard.

DavBar9 also informs us that he has contacted Square Enix, the game developers and the support has told him that no, that this problem does not really exist and that it is a local problem or otherwise, it is his own problem. player, who has simply downloaded the game and installed it.

He has sent us the emails he has received from Square Enix, where he is given vague solutions and clearly indicates that it is a local problem and not a problem in the game and in its development, although it does not seem that be so, since there are many users who report the problem.

In addition, DavBar9 has made it clear to us that it has followed all the steps indicated in the email and everything done has been completely useless and that the problem has not been solved. This is nothing more than a new case of problems in development and to drain the bulk, something that large companies tend to do.

Thanks to DavBar9 for the data. If you are interested, here you have his YouTube channel on Android.