*insert facepalm here*

Did I say even a thing on language? The points of TS were:

*Not everyone has it
*NOt everyone has a microphone
*Not everyone SPEAKS english. But alot of people have no problem TYPING it. Because an accsent is harder to understand.

And The radio SHOULD be for public use, with /radio on/off.

The idea is make it so anyone who wants to roleplay with us CAN. Are you going to sit down, teach everyone how to use TS, buy everyone a microphone, and teach them perfect english, when they obviously know how to type to ask us if they can play with us? A command is just a whole lot easyer to use then to teach everyone TS, or get everyone in one gang. We tried TS once, it was a desister. Out of 8 people, 3 had microphones, 2 had no idea what teamspeak was, and 1 couldnt be understood at all because of his acsent.

Quote from: RazorX on November 21, 2010, 05:56:45 am

Not everyone knows how to talk english softly (or the languague the group wants to talk in)
I think it's better to create a radio channel for rp.

-___- if somebody doesnt know english, why does he need radio channel? language is same for radio and ts -__-

I mean, you can write in English very well but then you suck talking it and none understands you.

Zealous, obviously if many of the people that replied suggestion didnt roleplay or don't know how to, may not understand why a radio is needed.
And ofcourse you can do /pm but radios are intended por group calls, emergency calls, etc.

not necessarily. Me and quite a few others made a movie in /roleplay. I fully understand why it would be wanted but not needed.

I mean you don't need radios for living in roleplay, but it would be fun and useful.

Captain Zealous saves the day.

Because not all players are able to, or don't trust Teamspeak.  Although... We could script an in-game voice function..It is possible, anyway, though it would be hard to do, or so I believe.