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I Like it a lot

Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:27 pm
by Paddy
Lads,
I just wanted to say that the capture the flag was great fun tonight. :)

Paddy

Green....

Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:50 pm
by :FI:Thirdman
Can't believe I missed out! Glad to hear everyone else was having a great time while I was shelving books in work.

Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:37 am
by :FI:Moog
Roger that, Paddy...

...although I think it would be cool if we all got into the habit of switching TeamSpeak channels depending on which side we were on in team games.

It's like a whole new game when you're in comms with your side and you know the enemy can't hear you. Being able to communicate contacts, plans and tactics is something we're gonna have to work on if we're gonna be playing other squads. Plus it's immersive, and a helluva lot of fun!

Everyone should click Auto-Assign when they join a team-type game, and then go Alpha for Allied and Bravo for Axis. At the end of the map everyone can go back to the Platoon's default channel and chat about the game or ferret farming or whatever.

Deathmatches are fun when we're all on the same TS channel, but we've played so many by this stage that they'r wearing a bit thin. Team-based games like TDM, CTF and S&D are definitely the way to go

Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2005 12:46 am
by :FI:Spitsfire
twas great fun :)
I enjoyed it alot, capture the flag is always great fun in my expireince :)
Great night guys

Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:01 am
by Yeoman
:FI:Moog wrote:Roger that, Paddy...

...although I think it would be cool if we all got into the habit of switching TeamSpeak channels depending on which side we were on in team games.
hi sorry to intrude , but can u get back to the desktop wilst being in game then ????

Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 1:17 am
by :FI:Moog
No Yeoman, we all have TeamSpeak configured so that we can switch channels from within CoD.

To do this, open up TeamSpeak, click on Settings, click on Key Settings, and assign keys to perform various actions such as switching channels, changing volume, mute/unmute microphone...

PM me if you want me to explain it in more detail, or to email you a TeamSpeak keybind file that you can import and play around with.

Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:55 pm
by CrimsonFox
Sorry that I missed it Boys! had some computer issues. but all seems okay now... I think:) Hope to be with you next time.

-Andrew

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