I love the fact that soldiers talk with each other

[MadGelo]

was sneaking around a house


then ones i was next to a room, i suddenly heard voice with German accent (dont remember what they were saying)

so I trow a nade in there and hear one scream . GRANATE!!!(or whatever), and one of them running out of the room at full speed only to be shot dead and when nade exploaded i looked inside and 2nd one didnt make it out

 

[BigG]

Yeah it really adds to the suspense and immersion

 

[The Beast (nl)]

It`s really great, didn`t see this in another game.

 

[Pyros777]

I thought it was a nice touch that when playing as squad leader another player asked "gruppenf

 

[Steedward]

Well, you get the same thing in BFBC2, probably the CoD games as well ragarding grenades and such. Some of the other lines, like telling a team mate to get down (and then seeing them get shot, because they didn't get down!) are a bit more unique and interesting.

 

[BigG]

I thought it was a nice touch that when playing as squad leader another player asked "gruppenf

 

[Ro2007]

I agree, it's really awesome. I was playing a commander earlier today and the enemy called arty near us, my "character" then said: Ok, here comes the artillery, stay calm and find cover.

I was like wow thats so freaking cool lol.

 

[marx]

Great feature, adds to immersion. And it's informative about your situation.

 

[Dread_Moose]

this is one of the best things about the game.

Something that has been missing from war games for such a long time. It adds so much more immersion.

Bad company 2 does this, and man it created awesome atmosphere.

The bests games to do this stuff are without a doubt Company of Heroes, and Dawn of war 2. They take audio to the next level with banter.


I cant wait to level my guys up and hear the different things they say. As recruits they are often speaking in scared voices, and unsure of themselves. I cant wait to be a grizzled veteran and telling my fellow troops to keep low and we will all make it etc.

Major props to Tripwire for this.

 

[DiedTrying]

I wouldn't say "soldiers talk with each other"

more like "talk at each other"

 

[Littlenorwegians]

"Weapons. Check your ammo and weapons."

"Keep your heads down. I don't want anybody getting shot."

I play always as squad leader and that is what I hear, often.

 

[b0sco]

I thought it was a nice touch that when playing as squad leader another player asked "gruppenf

 

[Vega]

"Stop dying, idiots!" as if they have a choice.

 

[Blunthex]

Yeah I love when you're trying to be sneaky and your guys just yells,

DONT BUNCH UP 1 GRANATA AND WE'LL ALL BE KAPUT


then in comes a russian granata....

great immersion giving yourself away like that

 

[Rumpullpus]

coolest one i heard was "comrade stalin says no retreat, we will hold this sector!"

 

[Josef Nader]

I find it very intense to enter the bottom floor of a building and hear heavy bootsteps and the enemy voices upstairs, or when I'm defending a location and I hear enemies creeping around outside. Makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

Me gusta.

 

[Sheps]

Uhh I'm not so certain the avatars specifically talk to each other. Purely coincidental.

 

[Oghier]

I find it very intense to enter the bottom floor of a building and hear heavy bootsteps and the enemy voices upstairs, or when I'm defending a location and I hear enemies creeping around outside. Makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

Me gusta.

Couldn't agree more. It's a fantastic part of the game.

 

[Sindrio]

I agree! The "small talk" between the soldiers is awesome!
For instance, if ive been exposed for an enemy, and then I hide behind cover (that mean we both know there is an enemy there), then i often use the Taunt voice command xD

 

[un_fumeta]

It`s really great, didn`t see this in another game.

Bad Company 2 had this.

I really like it, sometimes it is used against you, but I think that, in general, I use it for the best more frequently. I don't understand how some people don't even listen to gun shots and dying teammates, it's just absurd.