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Same thing I've always used it for, talking to people I play games with. Teamspeak never stopped working so there was never a reason to switch to anything else
by throwaway_ocr 6y ago
Same thing I've always used it for, talking to people I play games with.
Teamspeak never stopped working so there was never a reason to switch to anything else.
- lrem 6y ago> Teamspeak never stopped working Ah, so your circle of friends does not include people with messed up audio. Teamspeak happily passes on whatever it got as input. Discord does quite a bit of filtering, able to salvage legibility of some of my friends.
- Mo3 6y agoAnd.. why would solving the problem on server level instead of client level be favorable? This is just another point for TS, frankly
- lrem 6y agoIt isn't a matter of server-side vs client-side (I have no clue what Discord does, but it does eat quite a bit of compute client-side), but of what we get out of the box.
- gsich 6y agoThere are various options in the client for this.
- tadzik_ 6y ago> Teamspeak never stopped working Hah, I have a different experience: my Teamspeak server literally stopped working once they started requiring a license key even for self-hosted instances. I scrapped the server entirely and switched to Mumble.