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1. The more friends in your group, the more people you're going to be able to communicate with, whether because you like talking to them, or you speak the same language.
2. When your friend gets Jason, or you get Jason, it's a completely different experience than when you're in a room with a bunch of random people, and at least a couple people do nothing but troll and yell at you.
If you're someone who needs a lot of commentary, then yeah you probably will lose interest fast.
People overestimate the microphone option, and soon they will probably have a communication system for objectives that will be way more efficient. So far only two people have told me anything useful while on mic.
Most of the time the most useful thing they will say is that they have gas, without telling you where they are or where they are going, or they'll say that Jason is coming, without telling you which direction he's coming from. People rarely use it to tell others where the fuse box is, which is what can be hard to track down in this game.
Common sense is what should guide you. I've escaped so many times without a mic, or at least helped in an escape because this game isn't really complex after you learn the maps.