I've noticed that when I play with around-ear headphones, the orientation of sounds is highly confusing in comparison to other games, and I've been stuck using ear-buds while I was waiting on my Sennheisers to come in on order a few weeks ago, but since I've been playing my around-ear headphones, I'm having a very hard time locating things by the sounds.

In ArmA, Total War, etc, I have no issue with this, and I wonder if it has to do with my sound driver, or if it has to do with the way sounds were set up for Wargame, and is there anything I can do to make the issue go away or be less evident without swapping out headphones to the much more uncomfortable sort?

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if u had a less money to spent to headphones, use the in-ear headphones. it had a powerful base. and in-ear headphone has a great sound isolations.

i will suggest you to use a MOTOROLA's bundle in-ear headphones.. its cheap and great..
*4pin 3.5" jack..

I could get in-ear headphones, but I find them very uncomfortable, especially with the fact that they tend to 'settle' in my left ear in such a way that I cannot hear most of things; for general gameplay and music listening purposes, I prefer around ear headphones and only unfortunately notice this problem specifically with Wargame. ;.;

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