Games with lots of voice chat?

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#1 will952
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I just got a microphone headset and am playing Cod with it, but I'm kind of disappointed to find hardly anyone else has one. I want to use it to chat and actually try and use a bit of strategy in multiplayer, so does anyone know of good games with lots of voice chat?

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#2 The_PC_Gamer
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Left 4 Dead has alot of chat, same with TF2. Though it's not always a good thing...

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#3 hama666
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Arma 2 - You cannot win online games in it without communicating, and the only real efficient way is via a mic. The fanbase consists of serious military buffs who will tend to take the teamwork aspect more seriously too.
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#4 rock_solid
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TF2 L4D
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Team Fortress 2 definitely has voice chatter. Battlefield 2 has a lot of use of voice chat depending on the server. The mod Project Reality for Battlefield 2 has a lot of voice chatter.

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#6 DangerDaveZ
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All valve multiplayer has a lot of voicechat. Batllefield 2 has squad based chat so you can only talk to your squad. The reason call of duty dosent have a lot of voice chat is because most of the people your playing with are most likely kids or casual gamers who don't see the need to buy a mic.