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Default xbox live needs some work - 12-12-2002, 09:03 AM

Was just playing mechassault "team destruction" as i received my headset today and to say it was confusing is an understatement. Why in the HELL does it not include a team chat option? I was running around like a headless chicken following some commands only to find out it was some guy on the opposing team giving orders to his team.

Another thing it needs is some sorta icon appearing over a mech to let you know who exactly is speaking sorta like counterstrike. Its confusing enough with no team chat but its even more annoying if its someone on your team giving commands and you have to stick your crosshair over your team mates to find out who's saying what.


The whole xbox live experiance is like a pack of stereotypical people from every country playing. Americans just HAVE to say the word DUDE about 100,000 times a match, this isn't the 1960's ffs why in the hell do you even use that word these days? Whereas brits say the word "mate" a lot.

Havn't heard any irish people on yet so i dunno what we're perceived like biggrin:




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