signs or signales to know who is speaking

[silidet]

first of all, i want to tell the RO staff that your game is excellent. i'm a newbie so i discover it step by step.

i dont know if it was discused before (i do research with these 2 key words "sign" "signale" but found nothing related) but it should be interisting (and able to do ?) to integrate sign (like in Day of Defeat, i mean when a soldier say "Grenade !" you can see a guy moving his hand so we can see who's saying that) or signale (like a "!" above the head) to see who is speaking.

this will help in those 2 situations imo:
- "Fire in the hole" so we can know who said that to avoid his area
- "Dont sho0t mofoqker ! i'm on your team !" so we hold fire

this will have no consequence in the reality-ish of the game cose it will replace something that a game cant give: the provenance of a voice sound and the mouth moving.

 

[Murphy]

It should be an option (floating "!"

 

[SiFi]

Seconded, with the option option

 

[Capt.Marion]

Smart, and I like it. Also, try searching for the proper spelling, "signal" w/o the "e"

 

[Zell]

With animations for each voice, it would be that much more immersive. Like frantic waving ot go with 'Don't shoot! I'm on your team!' or cupping your hands to your mouth to go with 'Grenade!' or thumbs up to go with 'Yes sir!'

 

[Molnies]

Yes, animations to all the voice commands would be great - but I guess it would take some time to make. I would rather just simply have it so that I can hear from what direction the voice is coming, and that it can only be heard within a certain radius (if you're outside this "hearing radius" you will simply have to read the text message instead).

As it is now, you can hear voices that are spoken on the other side of the maps (even on maps as large as Arad) and it sounds like they are standing right behind you. This makes voice commands like "Friendly Fire!" useless.

 

[Zell]

Yes - If weapons use the doppler effect to change thier sound over distance, why not voice commands? It owuld be oh so much cooler if there were more voices and they were barely heard over the gunfire, rather than being yelled right into your ear.