mp sticky chatter

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SITTINGDUCK

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Hi all,

I know its easy to find yourself posting in the mp sticky ( i did it already too without thinking), but I think they would appreciate it if we limited post there to game up, and game down.


With the volume of threads these days, I know its easy for a post to get to page 2 quickly, but teamspeak is still an excellant way to double check to see if there is a game up..and who is playing.

also, quick question for anyone who might know...

seeing as how great mp dogfight played the other nite, would like to think that more players are going to start participating, and it could even evolve to the point where there are multiple mp games up.

is there more than one port , or ip, we can use on teamspeak? Just wondering if pilots from one game can segregate themselves from the pilots in another game.

duck
 
SITTINGDUCK said:
Hi all,

I know its easy to find yourself posting in the mp sticky ( i did it already too without thinking), but I think they would appreciate it if we limited post there to game up, and game down.


With the volume of threads these days, I know its easy for a post to get to page 2 quickly, but teamspeak is still an excellant way to double check to see if there is a game up..and who is playing.

also, quick question for anyone who might know...

seeing as how great mp dogfight played the other nite, would like to think that more players are going to start participating, and it could even evolve to the point where there are multiple mp games up.

is there more than one port , or ip, we can use on teamspeak? Just wondering if pilots from one game can segregate themselves from the pilots in another game.

duck
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If I remember correctly Team Speak can be set up for multiple channels. When I flew Warbirds with the 31st FG we had channels for each squadron in the group and a common channel. You could set up a hotkey that would switch you between the different channnels.

Scott
 
Yes, you can create multiple channels on the TS server IIRC, and create sub-channels under them, i.e Flight1 with Axis and Allied sub-channels, Flight2 with sub-channels, Flight3, etc..

Gary
 
SIttingduck, which version of teamspeak should I download?
 
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