<call#> do we want it?

[Nix]

Vote no on /call.

Vote yes on /readycheck.

I loved the readycheck in WoW and SWTOR (Well, SWTOR didn't 'really' have it, it was more for the conversational side of things XD but yeah...)

I also second what Hiir says, no point in dragging a half-dead healer with you, it's better to just try again another time, or disaster awaaaaits!

[Zehira]

Vote no on /call.

Vote yes on /readycheck.

just don't use that /call in macros. it's annoying.

[Zumi]

No I think its annoying. Most everyone plays with vent or some other voip program now so it not really needed.

[Zumi]

I loved the readycheck in WoW and SWTOR (Well, SWTOR didn't 'really' have it, it was more for the conversational side of things XD but yeah...)

I also second what Hiir says, no point in dragging a half-dead healer with you, it's better to just try again another time, or disaster awaaaaits!

SWTOR had a jump check, people would jump to ensure everyone was ready to pull.

[AmandaHuggenkiss]

In 1.0 if a party member was sitting or was in active mode you could not enter a dungeon.

Call is only good for making music with your LS in the middle of town.

[Coombah]

I want to see it added, Just make a toggle option for it. WIN WIN.

[Quesse]

need call.

[Undrentide]

I think the ready check is a good idea, give access to everyone in the party upon entering a dungeon or instanced area. Not everyone has or wants to use Vent or VOIP, though they do definately have merits.

[Nayito]

So most recent rep post said if there is enough interest they will revist the call function.

I'm 100% for geting <call> commands put in ARR.

Eff yeah

i want <call> and <call4>

[HamHam]

Party leaders only, then yes. The reason why most want <call> is to call on a player that went afk and might have fallen asleep, or have taken more time than expected away from the game. Therefore, in my opinion this feature should be only allowed to party leaders.