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#13 How to ruin spy"s effectiveness in Highlander in TF2 General Discussion
panda106speech bubbles disabled in tournament mode

Well that would ruin it, then.

MagikarpWell if it's "Highlander" I would assume that would mean it's a "competitive" game. Most competitive games on TF2 use Mumble for voice chat anyway and not the in-game voice chat. Also sv_alltalk is disabled in competitive anyway so you can't talk to the other team...
tbh I'm just a confused about your post and your suggestion cause it may sound like you never played a competitive game of Highlander/TF2 before.

My suggestion wasn't that you actually use in-game voice chat for comms. It's that everyone has a bubble over their head because they are technically transmitting. I know they use Mumble for actual comms, that's kind of the whole point.

And sv_alltalk is disabled and that's fine. You're not relying on the spy to talk and give himself up. You're relying on all your teammates to have voice chat bubbles over their heads.

posted about 7 years ago
#1 How to ruin spy"s effectiveness in Highlander in TF2 General Discussion

I had a crazy idea. Spies cannot use in-game voice chat to communicate with the other team, so anyone with a voice chat bubble over their head is not a spy. What if, through some sort of config, a whole team had their push-to-talk buttons "pushed" but their mics were muted? Spies would be instantly obvious, as the only ones without bubbles over their head.

Is this currently a banned strategy? I don't see rules against it in UGC. Is it cheap? Yes. Should it be banned? Yes. It's just an interesting idea I came up with.

I'd like to hear your thoughts.

Edit: Yay typo in the title. That's what I get for typing on my phone.

posted about 7 years ago