contact: LMB (left/right mousebutton): enemY spotted
RMB: enemIES spotted
sorry: LMB: sorry matE
RMB: sorry matES
THAT'S ALL!!!

Now I get it. LOLSpec_Operator wrote:Suggestion isn't possible I'm afraid. The voice commands do not have a singular and plural form of every word. And while adding an "s" for the english version might not even be that hard, it's impossible to do in all language, and if it's just for a lack of voice actors with access to a recording studio, especially for the more exotic factions and the upcoming community factions.
Reference?Redamare wrote:I think the Devs are trying to do what ever is possible to make every comme rose the ability to be used with left and right click audibles ..

Reference? In-game. As a US officer right click 'attack this position' and you'll get 'move out, attack here' or a variant. Same for 'defend this position' and 'move here'mikeyboyz wrote:Reference?
would also be more confusing, and would take up more commo-rose spots :\'[R-DEV wrote:Chuc;1445971']All I'm getting from your suggestion is to make plural spotted reports, using an already existing alternate right-mouse button function on the commo-rose.. I don't think that's gonna add much to the mod.

I would actually like if the SL could say "enemy spotted" in the Commo Rose (instead of CO mark) with a right-click... Or vice-versa.Dev1200 wrote:would also be more confusing, and would take up more commo-rose spots :\


Well... I suppose you can use VOIP for that, really, otherwise it would be too AI-ish, like Arma 2?Daniel wrote: "Enemies at [here comes automatically the degrees e.g. "255" (twohundredfiftyfive)], distance [blabla] meters!"
I meant that the computer auto-calculates distance for you. The aim of PR, afaik, is to put you in the shoes of a regular soldier. Saying the bearing would be too computer-ish, since you wouldn't really look at your compass when you get into contact. What COULD work would be the "clock bearing", but that's probably hardcoded on BF2, + it is VERY buggy in Arma 2.Daniel wrote:I don't know ARMA II but I agree. And I know that the guys for the "Dutch Armed Forces" record the sounds by themselves.
IDF, Dutch and Australians have recorded their own voices. Other comfacs have to do the same thing of course (unless their language already exists, but for most comfacs, they don't).Spec_Operator wrote:Doubt they're all recording voices. Probably none of them do. BF2 is sold in many countries, and has been translated into many languages. They'll just use these voices.
