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  • Alcorr
    #31
    Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

    Spotting some key people is acceptable, I see way too many commanders try to spot every single enemy on the map, and thats just uneccsary.

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      • DrunkenPirate
        Ascended
        • Mar 2005
        • 4210
        #32
        Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

        I usually only spot the most important enemies, tanks/apc.jets when there are pilots of my own in the air. and infantry advancing on flags.

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          • Harmor
            #33
            Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

            Originally posted by Alcorr
            Spotting some key people is acceptable, I see way too many commanders try to spot every single enemy on the map, and thats just uneccsary.
            I think it was a rumor that you got "commander kill assist' points for spotting an enemy. The true is the ONLY way commanders get points is an agregate running average of all your teammates, then double that if you win.

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              • AlphaCueUp
                #34
                Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                im surprised at the ammount of people calling the original poster stupid without even taking a moment to think about what is being explained.....

                there is a difference between spotting enemies, and using the 'spot' feature to spam radio/chat channel, and i think that difference is quite obvious......

                funny how people cannot be bothered to use their heads before they respond

                i only spot enemies at our CP's and near other players....specially squad leaders..no one cares if theres some guy on the other end of the map shooting med packs into the basketball hoop

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                  • sknight
                    #35
                    Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                    Originally posted by Alcorr
                    Spotting some key people is acceptable, I see way too many commanders try to spot every single enemy on the map, and thats just uneccsary.
                    hmmm. i'm probably guilty of this. I try to spot anyone not being detected by UAV. Especially if they're trying to be sneaky. Even spotting planes is good for other pilots. I don't do it to annoy, just thought people like to know. And just because one person doesn't want to know, doesn't mean someone else doesn't need the information. :::Triple negative:::w00t

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                      • bitvomit
                        #36
                        Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                        Originally posted by AlphaCueUp
                        im surprised at the ammount of people calling the original poster stupid without even taking a moment to think about what is being explained.....

                        there is a difference between spotting enemies, and using the 'spot' feature to spam radio/chat channel, and i think that difference is quite obvious......

                        funny how people cannot be bothered to use their heads before they respond

                        i only spot enemies at our CP's and near other players....specially squad leaders..no one cares if theres some guy on the other end of the map shooting med packs into the basketball hoop
                        It's because people just read the thread title and hit reply without even reading the thread itself. Stupid people these days.

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                          • deadman2312
                            #37
                            Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                            Originally posted by phen0m
                            He is trying to help your team, get over it.

                            Every great once in a while he isnt trying to help the team, he is just saying, "Affirmative" over, and over and over, and over.............................................. ..................

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                              • Phrag
                                #38
                                Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                Not sure if this works. Maybe some one can test it for me (I'm at work or I would do it myself), but in the sounds options, you have three volume controls. Effects, voice over and music is what I think they are. I turned off the music a while ago because I was sick of hearing that little instrumental score in my sleep (seriously). Would it stop the commanders chatter if your turned the voice over all the way down?

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                                  • Harmor
                                    #39
                                    Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                    Originally posted by Drevor
                                    IMHO BF2 needs a STFU key ... just something that allows me to mute ALL the radio chatter while Im trying to find that darn sniper...
                                    I wish you could have an additional icon next to the speaker icon to enable/disable radio calls like how you can enable/disabled VOIP from someone (sample squad memu):




                                    The TAB menu that has everyone on in list (the one you can vote kick), would also have a radio button next to the speaker button to enable/disable radio of that person.


                                    I would, however, like a bindable key to enable ALL/disable ALL radio chatter as well.

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                                      • sknight
                                        #40
                                        Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                        Originally posted by deadman2312
                                        Every great once in a while he isnt trying to help the team, he is just saying, "Affirmative" over, and over and over, and over.............................................. ..................
                                        maybe he's just being agreeable. haha.

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                                          • AlphaCueUp
                                            #41
                                            Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                            i dont like the idea of enable/disable only, i think it should have a volume slider so you can adjust the volume, or turn it down completely

                                            voice over option is for VOIP

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                                              • Heavy552 AWG
                                                #42
                                                Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                                Actually responding to the infantry spotted message really makes for good will between you and the commander.

                                                Before you know it you might enjoy sole support of Supply, Arty and UAV for you and your squad.

                                                As a commander I dont spam spotted messages, but if I do use that feature I need for those enemy infantry to be killed quickly before they turn defeat into victory by retaking a base NO ONE IS AT. I reinforce the spotted message by pulling the UAV and ARTY and dropping it on that poor smuck.

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                                                  • Blades
                                                    #43
                                                    Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                                    Originally posted by phen0m
                                                    He is trying to help your team, get over it.
                                                    You are an idiot. MYG0T helps, do they? Read the ****ing post before you respond idiot.

                                                    Originally posted by bitvomit
                                                    k, so if the commander does it constantly for 15 mins straight with no stopping and all you hear throughout the game is:
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                                                    enemy forces spotted!"

                                                    that means the commander is trying to help me? whatever you bubonic flopcake. OHHH i got an idea, how do you explain the commander flooding "Negatory/Okay" for the whole round? you can't cause you're a bubonic flopcake, kthxgubai.
                                                    Felt like quoting this.

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                                                      • Heavy552 AWG
                                                        #44
                                                        Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                                        Originally posted by Harmor
                                                        I wish you could have an additional icon next to the speaker icon to enable/disable radio calls like how you can enable/disabled VOIP from someone (sample squad memu):



                                                        The TAB menu that has everyone on in list (the one you can vote kick), would also have a radio button next to the speaker button to enable/disable radio of that person.


                                                        I would, however, like a bindable key to enable ALL/disable ALL radio chatter as well.
                                                        Novalogic did have that in the in-game options menu by disabling all voice, text messages from any player (1 or more) selected or all. Makes for good peaceful game.

                                                        Now I support this for ingame voices like "MEDIC!" or "WE ARE LOSING THIS...." blah.

                                                        There has been many threads on this forum today, I suspect that gamers are getting fed up with the constant vocal noise and want more control over their envorinment.

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                                                          • bitvomit
                                                            #45
                                                            Re: Commander radio flooding exploit

                                                            Originally posted by Heavy552(AWG)
                                                            Novalogic did have that in the in-game options menu by disabling all voice, text messages from any player (1 or more) selected or all. Makes for good peaceful game.

                                                            Now I support this for ingame voices like "MEDIC!" or "WE ARE LOSING THIS...." blah.

                                                            There has been many threads on this forum today, I suspect that gamers are getting fed up with the constant vocal noise and want more control over their envorinment.
                                                            I really hate the "start fighting or ill find someone who can" voice from the commander. It's absolutly retarded when you are sniping. Of course the commander is gonna whine when you have to stay prone for mins at a time while sniping! Most of the time when the commander chimes in I AM FIGHTING!! This effect needs to be removed asap.

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