How Important Is Squad Communication in WARDOGS?
Geschlossener Thread Vom Archiv geschlossenOne thing I find interesting about WARDOGS is the scale of the matches.
With 100 players split between three teams, I imagine communication can get chaotic pretty quickly.
The proximity voice chat is an interesting addition, but I wonder how many people actually prefer communicating with their squad compared to just playing independently.
Do you think a coordinated squad has a major advantage, or can individual players contribute enough without much communication?
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Antworten sind geschlossenCommunication always helps in a team-based game. Doesn't mean everyone needs to be talking constantly though.
Nothing worse than ten people screaming into their microphones at the same time.
I think the squad intent system is a good idea. At least players can have a clearer idea of what a squad is planning to do.
Short callouts are probably enough most of the time. Nobody needs a full military briefing before crossing a road.
Unless the road has three tanks waiting for you.