how do you prefer to use VOIP?

[Coolio]

OP is hilarious

[DXfan01]

Originally Posted by Coolio

OP is hilarious

haha that is golden

[Bringerof_D]

i rarely have bad experiences on VOIP, the whole screaming kids thing is uncommon on PR as it is. thats more common for run and gun games and in particular anything on console. I've always managed to even with an uncooperative squad, manipulate them into working together as a SL, of they grab a sniper kit, instead of lashing out i either ask them nicely to pickup another kit the next chance they get, or fully utilize him/her for that role. a lot of people dont remember that in war it's not only your enemies which you must adapt to, but your allies as well. you must accommodate for what they can and cannot do, and use them as such.

@Coolio: nice pic lol, i'm personally sort of in between the two. i game a lot but i also get out there and do it in person.

[woodzkiller]

for some reason my voip doesn't really work but if poeple start screaming in there mics its better to kick them cuz they could do it again

[BlackwaterSaxon]

Originally Posted by Bringerof_D

i rarely have bad experiences on VOIP, the whole screaming kids thing is uncommon on PR as it is. thats more common for run and gun games and in particular anything on console. I've always managed to even with an uncooperative squad, manipulate them into working together as a SL, of they grab a sniper kit, instead of lashing out i either ask them nicely to pickup another kit the next chance they get, or fully utilize him/her for that role. a lot of people dont remember that in war it's not only your enemies which you must adapt to, but your allies as well. you must accommodate for what they can and cannot do, and use them as such.

@Coolio: nice pic lol, i'm personally sort of in between the two. i game a lot but i also get out there and do it in person.

You do Tom Hanks in person?

Also, the mute button is always a helpful tool, as is the volume control.

[Hptm.Akira]

I voted for Enthusiasm, since it's what I tend to portray when I play. I dont Roleplay that I'm some insurgent or marine, but yeah, the enthusiasm of the action is there. To me, that just adds to the fun and chaos of a realistic military shooter such as PR

[[RGG]Firefokker]

Originally Posted by Bringerof_D

... thats more common for run and gun games and in particular anything on console.

Oh isn't it just....When my brand new X-Box 360 arrived I went straight for a BF2 online match to see how it compared to the original, for the first and last time....

Nothing but squeaky kids yapping incessantly, and to add insult to injury one of the little shits sent me a message over X-Box Live full of infantile gibberish of how he had owned me in-game.

Needless to say I let my Gold-membership expire after that, and the 360 version of BF2 is rotting away in my shelf...

Luckily, these kind of incidents are rare in PR...

[PLODDITHANLEY]

Firefokker lol. The mind boggles with how bad VBF must be on consoles!

[Maniac302]

I just want to be able to understand them, have the information as quickly as possible, and keep the chatter to the important information only.

[flem615]

Enthusiasm is needed to keep a positive and focued mood. But to much breaks focus. Also, roleplaying makes some people uncomfortable or feel awkward, thus hurting the squad. I think it's best to leave roleplaying dor when you are playing with clan members or personal friends