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The roblox roof sound isn't something most players think about until they're mid-jump, landing on a metal shed or a shingle house, and that familiar thud or clink hits their headset. It's one of those subtle environmental cues that makes the world feel solid. If you've ever played a high-stakes obby or a detailed roleplay game, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Without that specific audio feedback, the game feels floaty, like you're a ghost moving through a cardboard set rather than a character in a living, breathing world. ...