Voice for online games?
Discussion
Something I miss from the Xbox is the use of voice in PC games.
If myself and a friend just want to be able to talk via out headset in GT Legends or rFactor etc can we just use a simple program like MSN or skype running in the background?
Whats better about the game orientated services like Teamspeak etc?
What if any do other PHers use?
If myself and a friend just want to be able to talk via out headset in GT Legends or rFactor etc can we just use a simple program like MSN or skype running in the background?
Whats better about the game orientated services like Teamspeak etc?
What if any do other PHers use?
Ventrilo is very good. You install the software, connect to a channel, and use anykey as push to talk. I think it works the same way as skype, but you can have as many people on the same channel as you like. Great for 8-way Company of heroes action!
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Edited by Tonsko on Wednesday 22 November 09:04
Tonsko said:
Ventrilo is very good. You install the software, connect to a channel, and use anykey as push to talk. I think it works the same way as skype, but you can have as many people on the same channel as you like. Great for 8-way Company of heroes action!
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Edited by Tonsko on Wednesday 22 November 09:04
Wheres the anykey? I can see esc, ctrl, alt, and alt gr.
Polarbert said:
Tonsko said:
Ventrilo is very good. You install the software, connect to a channel, and use anykey as push to talk. I think it works the same way as skype, but you can have as many people on the same channel as you like. Great for 8-way Company of heroes action!
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Another good piece of software is crossfire, you create a gaming account, and it allows you to search for people playing the same game as well.
Edited by Tonsko on Wednesday 22 November 09:04
Wheres the anykey? I can see esc, ctrl, alt, and alt gr.
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i use teamspack for playing with my mates of all the FPSs out there, but use Ventrillo for when i'm playing EvE-online. X-fire does a good job for random talking if theres no server available, or we aint playing the same game. i've got skype installed but i've never used the voice call function.
tbh, i'd stick with msn/skype/xfire, unless you are getting 30+ people, and then its worth looking into a teamspeak/vent server
tbh, i'd stick with msn/skype/xfire, unless you are getting 30+ people, and then its worth looking into a teamspeak/vent server
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