Voice Chat

[Devil Duck]

Is total chaos especially with 150 players. This game needs to improve that so you don't have 100 people talking over each other. Maybe make it so you can only hear people you're near. or a mute all button so you can single out officers.

[Hinkel]

Hello,
the voice chat already has a range limit.
You can mute players by opening the player list and clicking on the little voice icon next to the name, to mute him.

You can press T ingame anytime to see the player names and see, who is talking atm.

[Devil Duck]

yeah but with 150 people in game, you have to click on all of them. A mute all button would be great. And if there is a range on the players. Why am I hearing the other team too. Is that a bug? Nobody wants to sit there and mute that many players one by one.

[Camelback]

Originally posted by Devil Duck:

yeah but with 150 people in game, you have to click on all of them. A mute all button would be great. And if there is a range on the players. Why am I hearing the other team too. Is that a bug? Nobody wants to sit there and mute that many players one by one.

Prolly a Bug, VC is actually pretty decent and its not smart muting everyone because its a team game. Trying restarting or messing with your audio settings.

[tekmeria]

voice chat is perfect keep it as is ty

[[CG]Chaplain Bradley]

I'm guessing you have a BT connected headset?

[Devil Duck]

I understand it's a team game. The problem is i can not hear what the officer is saying because it sounds like I can hear peoples thoughts and they're all thinking at once. That's why I think adding a mute all button would be handy so people can just unmute their officers and NCO's.

yes I'm using Bose Quiet Comfort Head Phones and that is blue tooth connected. It can be corded but it makes the audio crappy and muffled.

[Devil Duck]

@ tekmeria it might be perfect for you. but it's not perfect for everyone. if this company wants to make more sales it would be good to appease to a broader spectrum of people.

#capitalism

[[CG]Chaplain Bradley]

Originally posted by Devil Duck:

yes I'm using Bose Quiet Comfort Head Phones and that is blue tooth connected. It can be corded but it makes the audio crappy and muffled.

That's the problem. BT headsets often times pick up the entire server (friend and foe).

[Devil Duck]

I imagine that is something that can be fixed? as it doesn't do that on other games. I don't know the logistics of it. But I'd imagine it is resolvable.

[[CG]TrustyJam]

Originally posted by Devil Duck:

I imagine that is something that can be fixed? as it doesn't do that on other games. I don't know the logistics of it. But I'd imagine it is resolvable.

Hello,

If you change the prefix from “headset”
to “headphones” in the sound settings you will have working directional VoIP (but your microphone will not work).

This is due to the limit Bluetooth has on its bandwidth. It can’t both support directional high quality VoIP and a microphone at the same time.

We’re currently waiting on Teamspeak to update the VoIP client we use so that we might be able to optimize it further to possibly allow Bluetooth headsets to support both in the future.

- Trusty