You've seen wrongFrom what I've seen Dota 2 sports a much more mature crowd.
You've seen wrongFrom what I've seen Dota 2 sports a much more mature crowd.
Which imo defeats the point of casual mode with VOIP if you have all the randoms muted.Definitely seen wrong, lmao.
However CS:GO is probably the worst cesspool of people with microphones. Thank shit you can mute everyone with voice_enable 0. I can't remember the last time I had voice enabled in any casual modes for more than 3 minutes at a time.
Im not comparing VOIP in other genres like Tower Defense. I said specifically it will be as bad or even worse then CSGO.No shit. But more people are casual than competitive in every game and we're talking about voip in Overwatch by comparing current voip in other games.
Maybe but we live in the day and age of microtransaction everything. If you would have told me Valve would sell load screens five years ago I would have called you mad. Yet here we are.I think you can change which 'channel' your voice com works for which is nice. You can toggle it between your Team, or if you premake you can set it to your 'party' or something like that which is nice?
I really don't see why they would make sprays a microtransaction, skins yes absolutely i can see that.. but sprays seem like they're more of a you leveled up that character, have a spray that you just unlocked!
His is probably the best but his constant "Look how popular I am after one week!" stuff today was getting a bit gratingI'm really enjoying the seagull stream. He isn't annoying and is actually getting into a lot of strategy and meta of the game. Also helps he doesn't suck.
Because you think that's what a game requires, or because that's what the player base of THIS game requires (IE: not great gamers)?they need to reveal more of the actual gameplay they plan on adding... if it's legitimately nothing but payload maps and capture points this game will be boring after a few weeks. It really needs more game types and some sense of reward for winning or playing the game to keep grasp on the populous' attention.