I also see your point here but i think you misunterstood. NO THANK YOU.Īlso this is totally right there is no way to force people to use in-game voice. Yes give us VOIP but forcing it to be on all the time will totally un-immerse yourself from the game hearing some 11 year old babbling about pokemon go. I am sorry but i find this a stupid idea. After some distance you'r unable to hear the voices and have to use a radio. I looked up a video for you with that paticular function in Arma 3.

Me and my friends are going to play as a full team but we would all like such a function. Without this function all 'lone wolf' players will have a big disatvantage and i would really like to reduce that.

So everyone knows what the consequenses might be. I that case you could disable your mic under the control panel but that wont do much people i guess.īut i dont think that this function will make the game unbearable.ġ.) When talking with your mic the voice wont be forced into the game but your ingame charakter will talk russian like the ai?Ģ.) The voice is only forced when playing in a squad / team?ģ.) After the first login in ETF you have to configure your mic your will be told that the mic will be forced through. Not to mention there's no universal way to balance every player's input gain, so for those actually communicating, some will be little more than a whisper but most will likely be like they're shouting through a loudspeaker.įorcing the microphones on will shatter the immersion of the game and make playing EFT entirely unbearable.

The reason is, I would guess 99% of the time at least, what you will hear is people breathing into microphones, coughing, fans/air conditioners/machines in the background making noise, family members/friends in the room talking, etc. While it makes sense that using outside communication might be unfair, it is absolutely a mistake for force all players' microphones to be always-on and transmitting sound.

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