The central prompt isn't "convince us all how awesome you are by telling us how you don't need text/voice chat." the prompt is to determine whether in a team setting, text chat has utility and why. Not mutually exclusive.Īdmitting to the utility of communication does not have to reflect on your own skills: the inherent content of many posts in this thread. You can be a master at both, yet still utilize both. By your logic, someone trained in both gun fighting and knife fighting should only carry one or the other lest they be crutch'd. I'm saying that it may benefit newb/noob players, and by extension your team. You say it has no value, and I guess you are saying it doesn't need to be in the game. It's not a crutch, its a tool that has a value relative to its user and the scenario. Rather than realizing they were stupid for not seeing 3 guys veer off to the right from the main attack the moment the game started, it's easier to blame on lack of voice, even though it'd have made no difference whatsoever. Now in a PUG what usually happens is the 3 overpowers the 2, the 6 in middle takes middle eventually but now the enemy has 2 side turrets, and the 6 guys in the middle complains about the two guys fighting the 3 didn't call for help, despite the fact that those 6 guys must have seen those 3 attackers before the 2 on the side did. It's just something he should do because you can't expect to win a 2on3 against equal opponents. He doesn't need to say, "Hey guys I'm here to help you". The side of 6 can say, '3 guys going your way', but what good does that do? Does the two now use their extra awesomeness to fight 2 on 3? No what happens in this case is either you trust the two guys will turn their awesomeness on and hold 2on3 (bad idea usually), or the person who is most ahead on the main 6 hops on the ramp to jump down to help the 2. So what can they possibly say to each other? The side of 2 cannot ask for help, because the help would see the attack before the 2 does. The guys in the middle will also see the 3/4 split before the 2 guys running the natural see it. In this game, the guys going to middle will see a bunch of red guys (7 to be exact) and 3 of them turn right.
So if communication is key, there must be something I should say when I saw that you're going 3/4/1, right? Not really. You'll probably pick something like 3/4/1 which is an ideal counter formed with perfect knowledge. Suppose my side opens with a 2/6/0 standard opening, and your side has a spy so you know for sure this is what we're doing. Let's take Alderaan which is probably the most opening-dependent map in the game (capping 2 turrets often seals the game immediately).
There are almost no hard counters to the standard openings so victory still boils down to whether your side can kill the other side better than they can kill you.
Unsee vchat pro#
This isn't like pro football or Starcraft 2 where if the enemy executed the XYZ move you must let everyone know it immediately because it hard counters your chosen strategy. I have tried restarting phone and laptop, have restarted the apps, and tried finding more solutions online, but to no avail.ĭoes anybody have a similar issue and, per chance, a solution?Īny help is appreciated – using WhatsApp only on the phone is a drag :PĮDIT: Somehow both the web app, as well as the desktop app are working again.It's not that you shouldn't share information but information sharing is really a crutch. When I re-scan the QR code, new messages will be received, but as soon as I try to send a message from the web/desktop app it bounces back to the error. I downloaded the desktop app and tried there, but same issue: I keep getting the notification "Phone not connected" when I am certain it most definitely is.
Unsee vchat code#
Hey all, for a few days now, I've been having a recurring issue where the web app would disconnect and I would have to re-scan the QR code to get it back up and running.Īs of today, however, when I scan the QR code the app will connect to my phone, but won't let me send any messages via the web app.
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