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[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/gw/forums/index.php?showtopic=2584 Additional information about how to configure and use GameComm] | [http://www.theamazonbasin.com/gw/forums/index.php?showtopic=2584 Additional information about how to configure and use GameComm] | ||
Revision as of 21:37, 21 July 2005
Communication Methods
There are a number of ways The Basin use to communicate with each other in Guild Wars.
In-game Chat
The most obvious way of communicating. One may use the guild chat to speak with the specific subguild you are a member of. Unfortunately, due to a guild member cap of 100, not all Basin members are in the same guild as you. To solve this problem, we have relayers that can take a request to relay a message and forward this one to the other guilds. Our relayers are members of more than one guild; thereby allowing them to do this. If you are a member of a party to do a quest, mission, or to participate in a competitive game, you are advised to instead use the team chat in any messages that are supposed to go to your party and not to the entire subguild.
Additional information about how to use the in-game chat
TeamSpeak
(short description here)
Additional information about how to configure and use TeamSpeak
IRC
(short description here)
Additional information about how to configure and use IRC
Xfire
(short description here)
Additional information about how to configure and use Xfire
GameComm
TeamSpeak is currently used instead of GameComm to communicate in Guild Wars, while GameComm is being evaluated and tested.
The reason some of us are a bit interested in GameComm is because it, compared to TeamSpeak, expands on its feature set with highly useful features such as a bulletin board, public and private text chats, text-to-speech, and user profiles. The program could therefore theoretically unify several communication methods by a single application, and then even provide Diablo II like user profiles.
Additional information about how to configure and use GameComm
Player Finding Aids
Never miss checking out, or posting in, The Meeting Place if you have trouble finding people to do what you wish to do.
There are some particular methods of interest for general player finding:
- Detailing how to team up for ad hoc groups by meeting in Ascalon City International District 1.
- A thread to help our Guild Wars gamers find each other. This is not the thread to sign up for guild memberships.
- 8 pm CET, players join in Ascalon Arena International District 1 to meet up and try doing whatever anyone showing up want to do.
- An aid to help with the all to common troubles with pesky time zone conversions.