Is anyone still setting up a voice chatroom for us all?
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I thought Darkproject was setting up a teamspeak/roger wilco chatroom for us all...
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What are you talking about? Being able to properly communicate would be amazing in thievery. Simply being able to tell fellow guards where to go to cut the thief off would be good. However if it was possible to make a piece of code for a fourthcoming patch that enabled 'real' talking i think thievery would take a new level. I mean linking up the volume of the voice with the distance you are to the player speaking. This effectively gives you real life communication and would suit thievery really well.
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Ingame vocal communication that can be only heard so close =
Could be cool if thieves could listen in on what the guards are planning if he gets close enough without being detected. Now that would be cool.
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For there twas no Voice Chat in thy Medievil ages, so there twon't be any voice chat inst thine ThieveryUT.
(Note: nothing is mispelled in this post, read it like it reads to get full effect)
Also.... This is the reason we can't call AI from across the map like you can in UT, there is no voice piece. which means no voice chat.
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Originally posted by KewlAzMeFor there twas no Voice Chat in thy Medievil ages, so there twon't be any voice chat inst thine ThieveryUT.
Regardless of that, since people can whisper (teamsay) already, adding voicechat won't change much except making it a lot easier to communicate what can already be communicated.
If voicechat were added in-game, that would be great. Until then, I'll use RogerWilco.
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WAIT!!! HOLD IT!
You are all arguing about in game voice chat. Thats not what im talking about. Someone should set up a voicechat server out of game so we can just talk about thievery and stuff. You know, like what a genious Dalai is or wonder how depressed Omega looks.
I thought DP mentioned making something like this but I haven't heard about it lately.
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