Does this USB desktop mic look like it would work fine for BF2 and then i just plug this into the USB and plug regular headphones into my speakers. Would that work for voice chat in BF2?
Good USB mic?
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Re: Good USB mic?
A better one would be something that goes over your head, I have one such device, and I just place it around the back of my neck and adjust the mic as needed. I've never had a complaint about my mic either.Comment
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Re: Good USB mic?
Why a USB mic? That and if you do a search in this forum, there have been all kinds of people that have had problems getting a USB mic to work with BF2.
Just get a plain old regular one that plugs into your sound cards (onboard or card) mic jack, that's what its there for.Comment
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Re: Good USB mic?
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-98024...8404626&sr=8-3 would this one suit my purpose better? and no i am not interested in getting a headset...Comment
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Should be just fine. Also,
same price as Amazon with the shipping included.Comment
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http://www.icemat.com/products/icema...ia_usb_headset
I have em, amazing, 80% of proffesionals use em, will run you about 70 bucks, well worth it, they are not super durable or anything so u just gotta be careful, btw the mic hooks onto your shirt.Comment
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Re: Good USB mic?
you must not know much about eSports... anyways when I say "professional" im reffering to Counter-Strike teams (FPS game that is mainly played competitively) - (or any gaming team mainly) that play's LAN's and competitions for a living or main part of their income and has a sponsor (usually multiple ones that pay for air fare, food, and hotel stay and sponsors such as web design companies that create free websites for the team), manager, and like I said above is making some income. Check out http://gotfrag.com they are the biggest eSports website and have all the popular game standings and such on their. Also can check out http://thecgs.com players get paid a minimum of $30k a year+.Comment
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