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"Special Reserve Sonyphiles". That's the name voted to be the first ever Special Reserve online clan. Hopefully we can kick some bottom on SOCOM and other online games, while enjoying the whole experience as much as possible. If you would like to join the clan, just post your SOCOM username, and then whoever is in charge of the clan, will send you an invite (So check your SOCOM online invites!).
We decided not to have any rules as such. Obviously it would be nice to be a top team, but all that really matters is that we have FUN. So if you're not very good it doesn't matter! No one will have a go at you, that's not what we would like this clan to be about.
To join, you obviously need to be an SR user. Newbies to SR aren't going to be turned down, but it would be preferable if we got to know you a little bit first. It's also possible that people who aren't SR users may join the clan. But like I said, I'm sure all you guys who are SR regulars would prefer it to be people who you know, so anyone joining the clan should join SR first, and make an impression on us.
Another thing is, I'm making this post, but I think we should all agree that there is no leader as such. Obviously someone has to do the clan news (That appears on the SOCOM server) and someone needs to start the clan up, but like similar to what I said before, this clan is about fun and I don't think anyone should boss anyone else around. So without further ado, lets get this show on the road!
P.S. My SOCOM name is Natbuc. Our SOCOM tag is ~SRS~ kindly thought up by Aliboy. (Quite where the kindness is in that, I don't know. It just sounded appropriate.)
Nath.
We decided not to have any rules as such. Obviously it would be nice to be a top team, but all that really matters is that we have FUN. So if you're not very good it doesn't matter! No one will have a go at you, that's not what we would like this clan to be about.
To join, you obviously need to be an SR user. Newbies to SR aren't going to be turned down, but it would be preferable if we got to know you a little bit first. It's also possible that people who aren't SR users may join the clan. But like I said, I'm sure all you guys who are SR regulars would prefer it to be people who you know, so anyone joining the clan should join SR first, and make an impression on us.
Another thing is, I'm making this post, but I think we should all agree that there is no leader as such. Obviously someone has to do the clan news (That appears on the SOCOM server) and someone needs to start the clan up, but like similar to what I said before, this clan is about fun and I don't think anyone should boss anyone else around. So without further ado, lets get this show on the road!
P.S. My SOCOM name is Natbuc. Our SOCOM tag is ~SRS~ kindly thought up by Aliboy. (Quite where the kindness is in that, I don't know. It just sounded appropriate.)
Nath.
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Shall we go for a late on? At about 8ish?
i've got an exam in an hour :( i'll be back from college at 4:30 today, i'm up for one later :D although my gf might kick me off! lol
Yeah Ali, is your headset working properly ebcasue I recoil only hearing you a few times.
Like when me and Natbuc was trying to get to our base, we couldn't hear you but me and Natbuc could hear and talk perfectly.
Like when me and Natbuc was trying to get to our base, we couldn't hear you but me and Natbuc could hear and talk perfectly.
Right just woke up. Shall we organise a game for later?
New users who aren't hearing much voice chat should check for the icon flashing up in the bottom right of the screen. If it appears and you don't hear anything then you've got a problem with your set up somewhere (probably a firewall problem).
For a while after I started I could only hear 50% of everything that was being said - some people would come through garbled as well. Turned out it was a dodgy router that was to blame.
For a while after I started I could only hear 50% of everything that was being said - some people would come through garbled as well. Turned out it was a dodgy router that was to blame.
lalakersrule wrote:
> Hey what's the headset reception like during the online games? Is it
> as clear as when you play single player or is it all distorted?
Depends who is talking to you. Sometimes you get little kids whining really loud and it comes out all crackley, sometimes it's the other way round and people speak tooo quite, but most of the time it's as clear as the women in the one player game. I just wish more people would use the darn things!
> Hey what's the headset reception like during the online games? Is it
> as clear as when you play single player or is it all distorted?
Depends who is talking to you. Sometimes you get little kids whining really loud and it comes out all crackley, sometimes it's the other way round and people speak tooo quite, but most of the time it's as clear as the women in the one player game. I just wish more people would use the darn things!
Hey what's the headset reception like during the online games? Is it as clear as when you play single player or is it all distorted?
Ali I was in your game and tried to talk to you but you never replied. Sure your comms are working properly?
I may have a quick game now, i've hardly played it! :(
Was just fun to try work out how all this works.
Not played it much since, just a few rounds but I always seem to end up in the game where everyone sounds odd and talks crap.
Hopefully we can all get together in a game soon.
Not played it much since, just a few rounds but I always seem to end up in the game where everyone sounds odd and talks crap.
Hopefully we can all get together in a game soon.
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