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Geek Culture / Does anyone here have a microphone?

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kaedroho
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Posted: 21st May 2009 12:18
TGC have recently released a new service, a teamspeak server.

As the thread has been stickied, its getting about 1/10th of the average number of views for this board. (289 in 9 days).

So I thought that ill make an unstickied thread about it to get more people to use this very useful service.


Heres the link:

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=150575&b=2

Veron
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Posted: 21st May 2009 12:23
Agreed, the TS server has been pretty much dead. It'd be nice to have some more people on it, and have it active so there's something to discuss.

Daniel put time/money into making the server, it's a shame to see it go unused.

El Goorf
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Posted: 21st May 2009 13:30
Im guessing the problem is, as certainly in my case, that most people with teamspeak installed have it installed because they already have a regular server they speak to their friends on, and you cant be in 2 servers at once, so daniels gets second priority.



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kaedroho
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Posted: 21st May 2009 14:08
But not everyone has teamspeak installed. And alot of people on these forums have a microphone

Fallout
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Posted: 21st May 2009 15:48
I think it's a good thing to have, but you won't find me on there randomly nattering to you clowns! I have friends for that. But I will be sure to use it if/when I need to talk shop to someone on here about a game etc. I think many people may feel the same. There has to be a reason to go onto a teamspeak server and talk to someone. That reason is normally coop for a multiplayer game.

"I tried to saw down a house once" - Jeku
NeX the Fairly Fast Ferret
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Posted: 21st May 2009 16:41 Edited at: 21st May 2009 16:41
Since when was broadband fast enough to voice chat? MSN file transfers are 0.2-0.3kb/s.

Roxas
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Posted: 21st May 2009 17:02
It would be funny to hear me trying to speak english

kaedroho
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Posted: 21st May 2009 17:43 Edited at: 21st May 2009 17:44
Quote: "Since when was broadband fast enough to voice chat? MSN file transfers are 0.2-0.3kb/s."


sounds like an msn issue. if it was broadband than this website will take forever to download.

Jeku
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Posted: 21st May 2009 17:43
Quote: "Since when was broadband fast enough to voice chat? MSN file transfers are 0.2-0.3kb/s."


Since around 1998 or 1999? Not to mention VOIP phones which have been around for a long time.

While I think this idea is kinda neat, I wonder what the purpose of just talking to random people is? There are friends on Steam that I will chat with in-game, and people in real life. If I need help troubleshooting some code I'd just as soon copy and paste it in the forums or IRC than "say" it.

DB PROgrammer
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Posted: 21st May 2009 20:11
Well, I don't know about most people but I really don't like things like voice chat or even phones. I don't like talking to someone unless I can see them, I'd rather just use chat or something.


DBPro, limited by the programmer.
draknir_
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Posted: 21st May 2009 20:26
Quote: "Since when was broadband fast enough to voice chat? MSN file transfers are 0.2-0.3kb/s."


lol? Sorry, but where have you been the last 10 years? Skype, Ventrilo, TeamSpeak are widely used voice chat programs, and it is now pretty much a standard feature in popular online shooter games.
Roxas
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Posted: 21st May 2009 21:38
Quote: "MSN file transfers are 0.2-0.3kb/s"

Thats just because MSN File transfer protocol sucks. It always has such small speeds.

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