Shooters were people actually comunicate?

Im on the look out for a shooter whos community is known for communication and functioning as a team. Ive been playing alot of COD latly and though communication greatly helps in that game, the two year olds have problems understanding what i mean. Ive played BF3 and it lacks communication as well.

Its really hit and miss in BF3, and the other Battlefield games in general. If you get with a group that has mics, I recommend partying up with them so that you stay in games with them.

I found a good group to play with in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, but again it was normally hit and miss. I just got lucky, found a good group, and ended up joining a party with them.

CoD, unfortunately, is the ONLY game where players consistently use their headsets. However, they use them for all the wrong reasons.

If you're just playing pickup games with randoms, it's a roll of the dice regardless of the game. I think you're time would be better spent if you just built up your friends list.

If you're just playing pickup games with randoms, it's a roll of the dice regardless of the game. I think you're time would be better spent if you just built up your friends list.

VoodooHak

Im on the look out for a shooter whos community is known for communication and functioning as a team. Ive been playing alot of COD latly and though communication greatly helps in that game, the two year olds have problems understanding what i mean. Ive played BF3 and it lacks communication as well.

scouttrooperbob

It's hard to really pinpoint a game where the inline community is really active with their mics and talking strategy. My suggestion is to find a gaming community (you could even find some people here) who are into playing that kind of style and party up with them. Playing CoD matchmaking or even Halo is always hit or miss. Sometimes you find some good players, but mostly people just use their microphones to argue and curse, unfortunatly.

Personally I would just find the game your interested in playing on this site and use the forums for that particular game advertising the fact that your seeking individuals like yourself, either that or go onto the actual game sites (example.. 'Halo' Bungie's site) and use the forums on their sites once again advertising the fact that your seeking like minded gamers

One word and a Number: Borderlands 2

One word and a Number: Borderlands 2

shadow_Metroid

This guy knows what's up.

Its not the game, it just depends on the people playing. Battlefield 3, Rainbow Six Vegas 1/2, Ghost Recon Future Soldier All those games have amazing teamwork, if you can actually get into a team like that. Cyanide4Suicid3

Do people still play RSV on the 360??

Great games, but do they have an active online community?

after the party chat system came along no one really talks in game chat. its really sad..

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One word and a Number: Borderlands 2

Vari3ty

This guy knows what's up.

I now own this game

Its not the game, it just depends on the people playing. Battlefield 3, Rainbow Six Vegas 1/2, Ghost Recon Future Soldier All those games have amazing teamwork, if you can actually get into a team like that. Cyanide4Suicid3

Yeah, I remember playing Vegas 2 and EVERYone was communicating and working together. It was great. Miss those times.

[QUOTE="Cyanide4Suicid3"]Its not the game, it just depends on the people playing. Battlefield 3, Rainbow Six Vegas 1/2, Ghost Recon Future Soldier All those games have amazing teamwork, if you can actually get into a team like that. _TheJoker_

Do people still play RSV on the 360??

Great games, but do they have an active online community?