Originally Posted by Invinciblor
Originally Posted by aingeal
stay tabbed in?
Why waste the time if I don't need to?
Simply pointing out the time is available and that it is your choice to not use it.
I don't either, I'm always tabbed off in waiting room, unless an interesting discussion is occuring on squad chat or in the room I'm in.
Originally Posted by Invinciblor
Originally Posted by aingeal
Honestly, the time you'd switch to /t and wrote a sentence, the countdown would have ended. Not many team strategy there.
I can have "/team need BBs south" typed and sent in less than two seconds. Don't project your lack of typing speed onto me :P
Actually, its more like:
2 seconds to come back to the game from your alt-tab.
1 second to see where you are.
1 second to choose where you are going to go
2 second to check around where other peoples are placed.
3 seconds checking out the other team's setup to know if you can face it with what you got
and then your 2 seconds of typing!!!
2+1+1+2+3+2=11.
You barely have time to post! skive off the 2 sec of tabbing back in, and you actually got it out 1 sec before game start :)
Originally Posted by Invinciblor
Originally Posted by aingeal
And the other team SEES your setup anyway, why bother with being secret about wanting more BB south or a CV to move north?
It's not about keeping your setup secret, it's about avoiding drawing their attention to your team's weaknesses. If they're on top of things enough to see a weakness and exploit it, good for them. If not, I don't plan to help them out.
If there is someone on the other team that is dumb enough not to see a team is lacking a BB south, or a CV, you honestly write the thing on a 20x20 feet advertisement panel, then procede to beat them over the head with it, and they STILL wouldnt notice.
Also: If a good player is on the other team, chance are your BBs avoided him.
If your BBs avoided him, chances are most are complete morons at using their ships.
If most of your BBs are morons, you lost the game.
For the rest however the feature is there somewhere already, as shown by HA, where it is tactically interesting to hide who is in a room or not, due to part of the strategy reposing on bluff. I actually had people that were considered mainstream players of the fleet go to a room and "accidently" say something on all chat in it to confuse the opponnent. Works like a charm.
I suppose it wouldnt be hard to implement, but I do not see the use of it really.