Wheres the teamwork?
Playing team based games that involve strategy like capture the flag or territories involves a lot of teamwork. And as the result of reason number one, this just doesn’t happen. Again, teammates are either too lazy or can’t make the quick move to the d-pad to open voice chat resulting in Halo 3 team mayhem instead of actual teamwork. Open chat would allow for quick communication of strategy and defense in the heat of battle. It’s a no-brainer. 4. We can still keep proximity voice Adding open team chat doesn’t mean proximity voice has to go away. Instead, allow open chat among all team members and reserve proximity voice for your opponents. Proximity voice would relinquish its team function and be used solely for eavesdropping on the enemy. See, we’re all about compromise. 5. That’s what the A-hole button is for One of the biggest reasons Bungie doesn’t include open voice chat is because of the ten year olds who either make a racial slur or swear every third word that comes out of their
