Players, Try Out 'TeamSpeak 3' Voice Chat (What Language(s) Do You Speak Vocally?)

We've done this topic before, but this time, I want to see what we could do if we got TeamSpeak, which is a voice chat program (for those that may not know). What is your primary (main, first) speaking language?

Polish
English


Trying out Mumble voice chat at the moment.

How to test when you have Mumble installed:

Go to Server
At the bottom of the window, go to Add New...

Label: Gav Test
Address: warmbeercoldwomen.servebeer.com
Port: leave this the same/default
Username: Your user so people know who you are


Soundpack replacers for the terrible default sound effects: https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Soundpacks

You can also do the same at our test

TeamSpeak 3 server

http://www.teamspeak.com/downloads#

PDE TS3 Server

Lets speak russian

My is Polish ofcourse

I guess this topic apart from just asking what is the main language, it also refers to if we have ever got the chance to speak in english on the phone or social programm i guess..

My mainly languages are Greek and Arabic, and yeah i speak english too lol

But we really have to stick to the Teamspeak part because it's extremely necessary for clans that want to grow. I feel good about having it and I'd recommend everyone here to endorse using Teamspeak.

Slovak 100%
Czech 99%
English 70%
German 50%

why not skype?why ts?

Polish, a little bit english, slovak/czech, russian can be, Yugoslavian a little bit. But all my languages are horrible.

I was born, raised and live in Denmark, so I speak danish perfectly. Ofc I had english in school, and also watch/play lots of movies/games that are mostly english, so my english is pretty steady.

Danish: 100%
English: ~80-90%

[PDE]Vandal215 wrote:why not skype?why ts?

Teamspeak is connected to the game and it's also available for any other players of the server. And Skype is heavy as well. I guess that's not everything but maybe Kersey can add some other features.

Polish naturally But I need learn all languages of the World Please give me chance hahahahah. Team Speak sounds cool !

English 100%
German 10%ish

Having a teamspeak would be nice. Getting an admins attention to something like a hacker would be easier and wouldn't alert the hacker.

Greek 99.9%
English 78%

Serbian and other languages of ex YU.
English is the 2nd one, speaking perfect, but Outlook ruined my spelling .
I understand a little bit of all European languages, a few swearing words on each,
and can order food and drink .

Mumble is also a good solution,
i had a server at home when my lady was in England.
And when Skype was dying on poor connection on her side,
Mumble worked like charm.
Also sound quality is beyond comparable
in favor of Mumble(Skype sounds like GSM:).
If you want it to work without pressing a button, tweaking it can take some time, but after that works as it should.
There is also a Android app (Mumble/Plumble)

[PDE]Gavran wrote:Serbian and other languages of ex YU.
English is the 2nd one, speaking perfect, but Outlook ruined my spelling .
I understand a little bit of all European languages, a few swearing words on each,
and can order food and drink .

Mumble is also a good solution,
i had a server at home when my lady was in England.
And when Skype was dying on poor connection on her side,
Mumble worked like charm.
Also sound quality is beyond comparable
in favor of Mumble(Skype sounds like GSM:).
If you want it to work without pressing a button, tweaking it can take some time, but after that works as it should.
There is also a Android app (Mumble/Plumble)

I forgot about Mumble. Is it costly?

Edit: Apparently, there's an app called Discord that is free, but free things can come with a price as well hehe. Anyways, people are talking about replacing their TS3 and Skype with it.

Well, there is an interesting background about Discord.
Team developing it (Hammer & Chisel)
is an ex game development studio dedicated on making a next gen VOIP software.
I can tell by the technology they use, and the positions that they are hiring for,
that they are up to doing what they say.The UI is made with Flux/React,
and the server/core is done with technologies that have scalability as a key factor.
They use the same, proven codec (Opus) as Mumble.
There are couple of locations of their gear,
so it can be only put to trial.
As i can see from the app, it is easy to manage users groups and roles, and so on.

I think that there is a social aspect of the app also, but haven't dug the specifics.

We can always fallback to dedicated Mumble,or have it in parallel.
Prices 4 Mumble goes from pricey to cheap, i assume the quality also.

English 100%
Also fluent in Australian and American ;p
French 50%

Know some Polish/Lithuanian mostly Swear words

Write something polish Mr. PJ

Ok. [PDE]Gavran has decided to try out Mumble (Download here). It's not up yet, but we can download the application and install to be ready, unless there are some other suggestions or opinions.

How to test when you have Mumble installed:

Go to Server
At the bottom of the window, go to Add New...

Label: Gav Test
Address: warmbeercoldwomen.servebeer.com
Port: leave this the same/default
Username: Your user so people know who you are


Soundpack replacers for the terrible default sound effects: https://wiki.mumble.info/wiki/Soundpacks

i give it a try ,hope my english is good enough

Any players and others are welcome to post your thoughts here.

My thought is lol what a wierd instalation. Im loged in

You can all connect to server directly by clicking on this link below:
PDE Mumble server

You will be asked to confirm Mumble Client application launch,
which looks like this.



The only requirement is that you have Mumble installed:

http://www.mumble.com/mumble-download.php
http://download.mumble.com/en/mumble-1.2.13.msi

You can also do the same at our test TeamSpeak 3 server

http://www.teamspeak.com/downloads#

PDE TS3 Server

No Emi lol, id would be rude lol

We will have a definite TS3 soon. I just gotta speak with Gav on some stuff he recommended so we can take a final position.