Freilauftomate wrote: »That's one of the reasons why a lot of people like to use the playstation party instead of ingame voice chat. Ingame chat is buggy for a lot of players, the sound quality is way better in the party chat, and a while ago we got the option to adjust the volume of every single player in the party.
With all the nervous talkers out there it's one of the best quality of life updates playstation ever gave us.
Freilauftomate wrote: »That's one of the reasons why a lot of people like to use the playstation party instead of ingame voice chat. Ingame chat is buggy for a lot of players, the sound quality is way better in the party chat, and a while ago we got the option to adjust the volume of every single player in the party.
With all the nervous talkers out there it's one of the best quality of life updates playstation ever gave us.
Good to see PS has a better option as the in-game VOIP I have seen in other games was always lower quality than third-party solutions.
FantasticFreddie wrote: »Yeah Discord has the option to mute people or lower their volume, if you coordinate raids with discord perhaps use it for coms as well?
Freilauftomate wrote: »That's one of the reasons why a lot of people like to use the playstation party instead of ingame voice chat. Ingame chat is buggy for a lot of players, the sound quality is way better in the party chat, and a while ago we got the option to adjust the volume of every single player in the party.
With all the nervous talkers out there it's one of the best quality of life updates playstation ever gave us.
Freilauftomate wrote: »That's one of the reasons why a lot of people like to use the playstation party instead of ingame voice chat. Ingame chat is buggy for a lot of players, the sound quality is way better in the party chat, and a while ago we got the option to adjust the volume of every single player in the party.
With all the nervous talkers out there it's one of the best quality of life updates playstation ever gave us.
If people are talking about very inappropriate stuff in the voice chat. I'll turn my computer's volume off.
If it continues I'll just leave the guild.
El_Borracho wrote: »The guild is a very strong guild and it is literally this one guy.
El_Borracho wrote: »If people are talking about very inappropriate stuff in the voice chat. I'll turn my computer's volume off.
If it continues I'll just leave the guild.
The guild is a very strong guild and it is literally this one guy. To the point I would rather him play garbage music than endure his "jokes."
I would drop out of chat if possible, and I can on things like Hel Ra, but I like callouts on harder trials. Turning off audio is not an option.
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This, now in Cyrodil the PvP guild I'm in talks about a lot of crap as its lots of low intensity stuff like riding or taking resources but that can change fast.PrincessOfThieves wrote: »To be honest, if you're planning on doing any dlc hardmodes, it's better to look for another guild. In my experience, groups that cannot keep the comms clear during the raid struggle much more than needed. Even if they are talking non-stop about fluffy kittens, it doesn't matter. People need to be able to focus on mechanics, and constant chatter is distracting.
If you talk to officers about the situation again, it's better to emphasize this aspect. [Snip].
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