Voice Comms

[Dameon Angell]

They use it in CS, do you think it would be put to good use in Continuum?

Set up a public Trench Wars station in Roger Wilco.
or
Squads make their own private ones.

[Adman]

wrs used one for a while but it never took off.

[sTuPiD-gErBiL]

hockeyzone uses a program called TeamSpeak (http://www.stiltskins.com/html/modul...op=getit&lid=8).
they plan on introducing play-by-play announcing during league games next season.

having tried it a little bit, it seems that things are a little choppy, but definitely worth checking out. it doesn't really affect your subspace lag at all. and you can set whatever button you want as your "mic activator"... and will work while in-game. i recommend using F12

[Da1andonly]

yup, diso used teamspeak for some weeks..then everyone just forgot about it.

I have to admit that I liked when mantra was the commentator for a twdd game

[Webbb Llama v1.5]

Onix tried it too hehe

[wadi]

I kinda came to the conclusion that when I actually need to hear you fuckers it'll be time to quit.

[SLaQ n Sauce]

i forgot what i was doing just now

[Jonas]

I thought it was great fun when Disoblige used teamspeak. Sucked during matches, but otherwise it was fun.

[Dameon Angell]

i do play by play for my squad duels. i'd love to do play by play for the hockey zone.

[Verthanthi]

Bronchitis sounds like a jet pilot. Arrogance's voice has not yet dropped.

[Bioture]

when i hear the squeeky sound of the voices of my squaddies (yea we tried wilco - some of em i hear on radio) it makes me want to re-evaluate my life and why i'm playing this spaceship game and arguing with prepubesent children.

[Bilange]

Programs? Lol

I dont know about you guys, but MSN Messenger is quite more popular these days (at least in Canada). And guess what, there is a voice conversation function built-in with that.

Its probably not made for gaming, but if you all use this IM service, it may worth a try.

[Jeansi]

Originally posted by Da1andonly
2: Verto> lol kuk fitta
2: Verto> morsan kom in när jag runkka lol
2: Desperate> HGHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
2: Verto> vittu va nolo
2: Desperate> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA verto
2: Da1andonly <ER>> LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LVERITO
2: Da1andonly <ER>> LAOLFDOALFAF
2: Desperate> ROFLFLKMMAOMA
2: Verto> o de värsta e att hon måst börja säga någå dåliga vitser som t.ex. "sprutar det bra"
2: Verto> siis vittu
2: Desperate> LLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOLHAJHAhaHHAHAHAHJAHHAHAHAH
2: DEA> "sprutar de bra"
2: DEA> HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
2: DEA> ROFL ROFLERO ALAOASJAODRE

You all speak swedish too? wow.

Voice comms are very good in team-based games (like Continuum) but then all the players need to have a good connection and good language skills. It also requires alot of practising to make it all smooth. Speaking helps alot, at least when I was at a LAN some months ago and we played continuum it helped very much (coordinating attacks, warning for ugly mines/reps and all kinds of status).

[SuperDAVEpostal]

agreed bilange

ive tried all the other ones, they suck, msn messenger voice works flawlessly , but only handles two people at a time, the best multi person voice proggie is yahoo messenger, you can even set that one to hands free.

[Dameon Angell]

Dark Gift has been using it now. Works well.