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Was wondering if we could try getting people to use mumble during games. If we had teams on mumble or some other team speak program it would be easier to communicate especially to newer players. I know i've often been overwhelmed by how much i need to type when offering advice or discussing strategies while building etc.

Since we're trying new things this season I think it would be good to give this a shot as well.

No, cause I can't personally

Well i am not able to talk also that much maybe just in the day , because i got a daughter and shes just 6 months old ....

It can be option for those who like to use it.

i think we should use it, if we can, just not mandatory

I suggested to be so, but people did not want to. Seems like peeps often do multiple things while playing.

"Yes but not mandatory for entire teams" oO?

Well i watch TV often + as all know, I am not always sober

if you can multi task and play legion, then using mumble only makes it easier; for example you don't need to be looking at the screen to know when your team is sending, or if someone is afk its easier to tell ETC. if you have TV on in the background, mumble is setup so that your team can only hear your end of the mic when you have a certain button pressed down so background noise isnt an issue.

If you are playing drunk im pretty sure its easier for you to slur your words then mash your keyboard with drunk fingers

Some of us can't use sound/mic/etc for various reasons so...

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We should just urge those who can, to use it.

I think it can only improve the team work, and less fail fast calls etc..

the main issue is accents. what language will we speak? french/german/english/KR?

eldryan wrote:the main issue is accents. what language will we speak? french/german/english/KR?

If it comes to vote, i vote for Russian.

there is no rules about mumble, ppl are free to use it, u can propose it to ur mates , and ppl are free to accept.

I usualy listen to music very loud when i play and i doubt my team want to hear it

Seems heavily favoured for "no" or mixture of "no".