Chat Bubbles & In game Voip

[NeoDivinity]

Hey, i aware of how SE see addons but i feel like the option to have chat bubbles ingame would be so good. Let's make this happen ppl.

Also, when i played WoW, they have a nice in game voip for PF that helps a lot when ppl dont want to keep joining different discord channels once and a while. I get that in some situations it may be enforced to join the voip to join the group so this could not be a very good idea but i mean, that could be a good addition if nothing like this happen.

[Bearded]

Chat bubbles are nice in theory (especially for role playing) but can you imagine the extra resources that would consume in a populated place?

Overall it’s a tiny amount of people that want chat bubbles and they have been asking since ARR - it’s just not going to happen.

In game voice again not going to happen - no need to reinvent the wheel as there are plenty of existing options for PC/Mac and PlayStation.

[NeoDivinity]

Chat bubbles are nice in theory (especially for role playing) but can you imagine the extra resources that would consume in a populated place?

usually the chat bubble is a client side thing, so i doubt many resource would be needed as for the populated places, setting them to work only between party members or FC members by default it's an easy fix for that.

As the voip i agree, there's a lot of apps already there, i only bring it on because it was indeed a good feature that was used quite often.

[ReynTime]

Chat bubbles are nice in theory (especially for role playing) but can you imagine the extra resources that would consume in a populated place?

Overall it’s a tiny amount of people that want chat bubbles and they have been asking since ARR - it’s just not going to happen.

In game voice again not going to happen - no need to reinvent the wheel as there are plenty of existing options for PC/Mac and PlayStation.

This is a laughable reasoning. People barely use the public chat at all, even in Limsa. If you saw more than 3 bubbles in the Aetheryte area that would already be considered "busy".

[Knot_D]

Chat bubbles are nice in theory (especially for role playing) but can you imagine the extra resources that would consume in a populated place?

I don't know where's the place you find people chat publicly (With Say)... Because everywhere I go barely talks in public...

Also chat bubble is pretty good, with option to turn it off or on, it's not a problem to implement.

[Allegor]

I don't know where's the place you find people chat publicly (With Say)... Because everywhere I go barely talks in public...

Also chat bubble is pretty good, with option to turn it off or on, it's not a problem to implement.

More often than not, people who use /say are gilselling bots. If anything, people who "chat" openly tend to use /shout instead, for whatever reason

[RitsukoSonoda]

More often than not, people who use /say are gilselling bots. If anything, people who "chat" openly tend to use /shout instead, for whatever reason

/say requires people to stay within a certain proximity of each other to see the chat. /shout just requires them to be in the same zone or map.

[Jeeqbit]

I don't know where's the place you find people chat publicly (With Say)... Because everywhere I go barely talks in public...

Ul'dah on Balmung, especially at the Quicksand. It's used in other locations there too for RP.

[Knot_D]

Ul'dah on Balmung, especially at the Quicksand. It's used in other locations there too for RP.

I don't know where's the place you find people chat publicly (With Say)...

I know Balmung's environment man

[Jeeqbit]

I don't see what is so important about chat bubbles that it's being requested a lot recently. You can just look at the chat box.

Putting voip in the game is a waste of development time when everyone just uses discord. Playstation is going to allow discord soon as well. Putting voip in the game made sense before discord because setting up a server was not simple, but on discord you just press 2 buttons.