Tsunami Gaming

by **Cursed** » September 14th, 2008, 11:15 pm

huray for people writing a book as a post

by **fl00d3d** » September 14th, 2008, 8:18 pm

You're all going to irritate me if this continues. So I'm going to end it right now.

Let me start by saying it does not please me to see my regulars arguing amongst themselves. You all need to chill out.

From what I know of all of your personalities, and from what I've read in this topic, I have a very accurate picture of what happened. And this is the bottom line:

Ace, you are definitely loud and often "annoying" in teamspeak. I'm not trying to be mean, but if you all want me to be unbiased and honest with you - then you're going to hear it like it is. I think you get lonely and you have a loud voice and/or sensitive mic. Put those two things together, and you have someone that can get annoying on teamspeak really fast. I think the solution to this is for you to use voice activation until you can get a better mic - and then everyone else needs to be a little more sensitive to the fact that Ace gets lonely on teamspeak. He's very active, and loves teamspeak - which is fine. But most of you guys only hop on for a specific game (and not to chill) so when he comes to chill with you, you feel like he's stepping on your space - when in fact he's just trying to hang out with people online.
The changes were made in Teamspeak so that there is more flexibility, with less channels. What was I supposed to do when we grow to cover 10 games actively rather than 2 or 3? Or when the teamspeak population quadruples and we need more game channels? Make a million channel teamspeak? Not happening. So what I did was divide the teamspeak into two generic sections, a public and a private section. The public channels are chill rooms where people like Ace should be hanging out. It's for people who don't mind being disturbed, are chilling, or are looking to meet new people. Those channels don't require you to have voice permissions. The private channels are for people who are already organized into teams, or are regulars and know the rules/eachother, or are looking for some privacy. That's why the channels require permission to speak. Basically the idea is that you stage in the public channels and when you want privacy you go to a private channel.
So as far as rules and netiquette go, you can join any channel (public or private) and say HI, see what they're up to - ask them what game they playing, etc. - but if they ask you to leave or be quiet, and they're in a private channel, then you should. For example, if they were playing Zero Hour and you weren't - and they asked you to be quiet and you didn't - he was in his full right to take your voice or kick you from the channel. And since you weren't playing with them, I think the better decision was the kick you from the channel since you didn't leave. Otherwise you'd have to be given voice again.
Hotmics ARE against the rules. It's posted at the bottom of teamspeak by our Teamspeak bot every time you join, and its posted on the forums. Hotmic'ing is more often an issue when someone joins using voice activation and spams the channel with their obnoxious sounds or music ...... but it also includes people who use sensitive voice activation and their background noises, coughing, sneezing, parents, etc. are constantly going off and annoying the people in the channel. So yes, there is definitely a rule against hotmic'ing.

I hope that resolves all of your issues and settles any final debates.

You guys just need to calm down and ignore eachother if there is some sort of argument going on - rather than extending it into drama on the forums. Ace was OK to make this topic since he felt he was treated wrong ... and the rest of you were OK to defend your positions. But this is over with, and the personal insults and insinuations need to stop here.

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 4:18 pm

"The post before mine was still feeding the argument so no, this was not settled."

We had it settled on ts and by you responding to this is making this post go on even more tbh.

"When I said sensitivity level what I meant was in the teamspeak settings. Also, mic volume can be adjusted from your computer, not just your mic itself."
yea

"True, but there is the word 'Private', that should be enough."
If it was private then how it wasn't passworded

"What is that supposed to mean? You shouldn't have "dealt it out" at all in the first place."
I though you knew wat i meant

"Because you are loud" is not an invalid reason."
Loud in wat terms.

"So you admit that you started this topic just to start drama (aka get attention)?"
LOl you really think i made a topic about abuse and i predicting that people would bash on me then y would i have made it the first place i knew wat i was getting into.
Superficial aren;t we.

"Not in this forum"

So your saying that a complaint topic that turns into a flaming topic which alters into an interrogation topic shouldn't be deleted

by **Grimes [3rd ID]** » September 14th, 2008, 3:29 pm

BassAce wrote:lol no offense but why do always involved when things like these get settled

The post before mine was still feeding the argument so no, this was not settled.

BassAce wrote:"Solution B: Just turn your voice activation sensitivity down a bit or put it on Push to Talk; it is not hard."
I have sensitive mic. with no inline volume control

When I said sensitivity level what I meant was in the teamspeak settings. Also, mic volume can be adjusted from your computer, not just your mic itself.

BassAce wrote:"Solution A: If you aren't playing the game, just stay out of the channel. If you have a question for them, sure by all means go ahead in and ask, but then leave so you do not distract them from their game."
"theres no channel description/name so how do i know wat game there playing"

True, but there is the word 'Private', that should be enough.

BassAce wrote:"Problem C: We all know it, and so do you: you are very loud. I have met you in real life, and you sure as hell weren't as loud as you are on Teamspeak."[
Computer and real life personalities are sometimes different. I could say the same thing about u

Yeah.

BassAce wrote:"Problem D: Your attitude. When someone says something referring to yourself and you don't like it, you jump all over them and start stuff like this. For instance, supposedly someone asked you to put your Teamspeak on Push to Talk and you said "f*ck you".
If i dealt it out i can deal with it

What is that supposed to mean? You shouldn't have "dealt it out" at all in the first place.

BassAce wrote:"Solution D: Rather than saying "f*ck you", why not just ask them why you should do it or just do it? You need to calm down and drop your attitude."
cause most of the time they have invalid reason or are joking.

"Because you are loud" is not an invalid reason.

BassAce wrote:"A good portion of this, in my opinion, has to do with Ace just being lazy."
I'm sorry i can't be perfect like you

BassAce wrote:"All you had to do was turn down your mic and/or adjust a couple settings, but you do this instead?"
Every one has there fair share of drama. "

So you admit that you started this topic just to start drama (aka get attention)?

BassAce wrote:What happens when someone new sees this thread about you? Is that supposed to impress them about Tsunami Gaming?'
Your a mod on the forums couldn't u delete it lol

Not in this forum.

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 12:58 pm

lol no offense but why do always involved when things like these get settled

"Solution B: Just turn your voice activation sensitivity down a bit or put it on Push to Talk; it is not hard."
I have sensitive mic. with no inline volume control

"Solution A: If you aren't playing the game, just stay out of the channel. If you have a question for them, sure by all means go ahead in and ask, but then leave so you do not distract them from their game."

"theres no channel description/name so how do i know wat game there playing"

"Problem C: We all know it, and so do you: you are very loud. I have met you in real life, and you sure as hell weren't as loud as you are on Teamspeak."

Computer and real life personalities are sometimes different. I could say the same thing about u

"Problem D: Your attitude. When someone says something referring to yourself and you don't like it, you jump all over them and start stuff like this. For instance, supposedly someone asked you to put your Teamspeak on Push to Talk and you said "f*ck you".

If i dealt it out i can deal with it

"Solution D: Rather than saying "f*ck you", why not just ask them why you should do it or just do it? You need to calm down and drop your attitude."

cause most of the time they have invalid reason or are joking.

"A good portion of this, in my opinion, has to do with Ace just being lazy."

I'm sorry i can't be perfect like you

"All you had to do was turn down your mic and/or adjust a couple settings, but you do this instead?"

Every one has there fair share of drama. "
What happens when someone new sees this thread about you? Is that supposed to impress them about Tsunami Gaming?'
Your a mod on the forums couldn't u delete it lol

by **Grimes [3rd ID]** » September 14th, 2008, 12:46 pm

Okay, this whole argument is bullshit, so I am going to attempt to end it here. (Just from what I have seen in this topic)

Ace: You are at fault here. Why?

Problem A: You shouldn't have been in that channel anyway. You do this with Spazer and I all the time as well. Say him and I are in the SupCom channel playing, you just come in saying "Sup guys" and things that are not related to the game at all, and make it hard for us to communicate.
Solution A: If you aren't playing the game, just stay out of the channel. If you have a question for them, sure by all means go ahead in and ask, but then leave so you do not distract them from their game.

Problem B: Your voice activation. Honestly I really don't care if you use it, because hell, sometimes I use it, but for you it seems like it is on the most sensitive level and it picks up everything from you breathing to you yelling at your mother.
Solution B: Just turn your voice activation sensitivity down a bit or put it on Push to Talk; it is not hard.

Problem C: We all know it, and so do you: you are very loud. I have met you in real life, and you sure as hell weren't as loud as you are on Teamspeak.
Solution C: Turn your mic down a bit, edit some settings... you are being lazy for letting something so simple turn into a huge argument. Ask someone if your sound is okay while editing your settings and keep adjusting things until you sound fine.

Problem D: Your attitude. When someone says something referring to yourself and you don't like it, you jump all over them and start stuff like this. For instance, supposedly someone asked you to put your Teamspeak on Push to Talk and you said "f*ck you".
Solution D: Rather than saying "f*ck you", why not just ask them why you should do it or just do it? You need to calm down and drop your attitude.
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A good portion of this, in my opinion, has to do with Ace just being lazy. All you had to do was turn down your mic and/or adjust a couple settings, but you do this instead? What happens when someone new sees this thread about you? Is that supposed to impress them about Tsunami Gaming?

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 10:44 am

"Ok first of all you got kicked. Whoopedy Doo. Your back on Team Speak now so we dont need to kill each other over it."
lol u come on the forums just so you can feel prod and yell at me. lol

"2nd.) People ask you to switch to press to talk and you say "f*ck You" so really your the whole problem."
there no rule saying i can't have it on va

"3rd.) You started an argument by insulting me as a Canadian and you said other things as well."
I never called you Canadian i only told you to shut up.

"4th.) Medici had the right to kick you because you were abusing me... verbally, and Medici saved me from your wrath so.."
I told you to shut up how is that verbal abuse

"Med is the hero and your zero. "

Lol?

by **curt120** » September 14th, 2008, 10:36 am

Ok first of all you got kicked. Whoopedy Doo. Your back on Team Speak now so we dont need to kill each other over it.

2nd.) People ask you to switch to press to talk and you say "f*ck You" so really your the whole problem.

3rd.) You started an argument by insulting me as a Canadian and you said other things as well.

4th.) Medici had the right to kick you because you were abusing me... verbally, and Medici saved me from your wrath so. Med is the hero and your zero. End of The Story Happy Ever After and all that crap. Yay.

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 10:18 am

"As far as my memory serves me, there was at least two warnings."
I heard one.
"Curt, you useless Canadian twat, shut up.", does anybody else see this as inciting an arguement, too?"
Lol? i said curt shut up

"Ace, you're an annoying little b*tch on TS. You'd cry if we so much as talked at you in a wierd tone, then you'll go ahead and spam TS channels with your retard, faggy music and then PMS on us and say, "Eff you guys" and leave if we ever say anything back to you for doing it."

lol If i dealt it i can deal with it. everyone likes different music.
What is good music then if there is no absolute definition that every one can agree on.

"It's a generic private channel, to be used as the people wish to use it. If that's wrong, then we may as well just use the public channels all the time =\"
i agree with you there.

"This is nothing but a kick from the channel, why are you having a period over it?"
Cause i'm getting tired of beomh the root of med's jokes and insults the only time that he doesn't make fun of me is when i do something that he wants such as zh or rene. and I'm tired of putting up with it.

by **Commie** » September 14th, 2008, 10:09 am

This is nothing but a kick from the channel, why are you having a period over it?

BassAce wrote:first of all i yawned once...
"You joined our channel being overly loud as usual".... i take that as an insult.
"I gave you another warning"... You gave me one warning

As far as my memory serves me, there was at least two warnings.

BassAce wrote:"you started arguing with Curt".... i told him to shutup so how is that arguing

"Curt, you useless Canadian twat, shut up.", does anybody else see this as inciting an arguement, too?

BassAce wrote:"and considering the amount of people that were complaining about the volume and consistency of your Teamspeak spamming yesterday, I'm rather certain that most will agree with me."
.. Tbh you're the one who complains about me the most.

Ace, you're an annoying little b*tch on TS. You'd cry if we so much as talked at you in a wierd tone, then you'll go ahead and spam TS channels with your retard, faggy music and then PMS on us and say, "Eff you guys" and leave if we ever say anything back to you for doing it.

BassAce wrote:"I was in 'Private game channel A' with Lebo and Commie playing ZH, the whole point of the private channels are to provide privacy to people who playing a certain game" Then how come it isn't called the game name then

It's a generic private channel, to be used as the people wish to use it. If that's wrong, then we may as well just use the public channels all the time =\

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 9:49 am

first of all i yawned once...
"You joined our channel being overly loud as usual".... i take that as an insult.
"I gave you another warning"... You gave me one warning
"you started arguing with Curt".... i told him to shutup so how is that arguing
"and considering the amount of people that were complaining about the volume and consistency of your Teamspeak spamming yesterday, I'm rather certain that most will agree with me."
.. Tbh you're the one who complains about me the most.
"I was in 'Private game channel A' with Lebo and Commie playing ZH, the whole point of the private channels are to provide privacy to people who playing a certain game" Then how come it isn't called the game name then

by **medici** » September 14th, 2008, 9:43 am

BassAce wrote:First of all please let me know why that when some1 yawns besides me that they don't get kicked. and i do. Earlier today medici like 5 minutes ago kicked me for yawning.

I was in 'Private game channel A' with Lebo and Commie playing ZH, the whole point of the private channels are to provide privacy to people who are playing a certain game, and we wanted to be able to talk about the game that we were in without interruption. You joined our channel being overly loud as usual, I was struggling to hear Commie and Lebo over your feedback so I told you to either put 'push to talk' on and be quiet or I would kick you from the channel. You didn't, and I still couldn't hear anything over your yawning, I gave you another warning and you started arguing with Curt. I kicked you. That is not abuse, and considering the amount of people that were complaining about the volume and consistency of your Teamspeak spamming yesterday, I'm rather certain that most will agree with me.

BassAce wrote:And also why give ca to just one person who is always on instead of spreading it out among active people

You answered yourself there, I'm probably the most active member of our Teamspeak.

BassAce wrote:because if one person just has it then others are less likely to know wat the ca's are and aren't allowed to do and that one person is likely to abuse it because there aren't many people who share the same power as him or they have a higher amount of power then him

I struggled to understand this, but I already proved that I wasn't abusing my CA when I kicked you...

by **BassAce** » September 14th, 2008, 9:26 am

First of all please let me know why that when some1 yawns besides me that they don't get kicked. and i do. Earlier today medici like 5 minutes ago kicked me for yawning. And also why give ca to just one person who is always on instead of spreading it out among active people because if one person just has it then others are less likely to know wat the ca's are and aren't allowed to do and that one person is likely to abuse it because there aren't many people who share the same power as him or they have a higher amount of power then him

I'll argue more when med posts.

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