When I first time played RO, it very surprised me that any commands are not showing anywhere. Playing for example enemy territory, there was very good supporting to each other in the team. If you wanted ammo, someone it almost always gave you, if you needed medic, he also was always coming. And supporting in team was so good in enemy territory beacuse there was good solution with radar, and if someone said that need something, then it was instantly showing point in radar. Also there was sign overhead as a screamer, that also was useful and easy to recognise who is saying that all. The same it's in call of duty, there are signs as a screamer and also in radar is showing that someone is saying for example "follow me", very often someone was listen to him. But here in RO when I played it first time I was very disappointed. Any commands like "follow me", "need panzerfaust", "need ammo" (ofcourse it's showing on map if you say it being mg gunner but it's very rarely that someone will look at it and will find you by this sign on map) are just completely useless... All the time they are saying, ahtung panzer! but nobody don't know where come is he saying, and beacuse of that, everybody don't care about that someone is saying something except for "need help at ...". I don't know even what for those voice commands are in RO beacuse now are just only for hearing it... But in call of duty was very useful when someone was saying for example "infantry spotted" and then some other soldiers were instantly coming to that place where is enemy beacuse they knew where come is he saying... Obviously in real, soldiers didn't have some radars with points but they were all the time communicating each other. They knew where come someone is saying for example "ahtung panzer" and then other soldiers who were a little bit away from them were immadietly coming there with panzerfausts. And radar with points and screamer overhead would simulate this. Also I don't like this issue in RO that someone is saying something 1000m away from you and you can hear it, this is unrealistic.
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