Macie Jay
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I can't believe how emotional Ocarina of Time has gotten me. Between watching my niece enjoy the game as much as I did as a kid and streaming it for "work" it has really put life 28 years later into perspective.
The remake is literal perfection and it's ability to still hold up today proves it's the greatest game ever made. It has so much heart and soul and captures gaming in its purest form, just like it did in 1998 and for that, deserves GOTY.
The remake is literal perfection and it's ability to still hold up today proves it's the greatest game ever made. It has so much heart and soul and captures gaming in its purest form, just like it did in 1998 and for that, deserves GOTY.
Craziest misunderstanding! I do hope this gets the attention of Ubisoft so they can get some insight out of it and hopefully fix the issue.
Skittlz made a video about me not communicating in a Legends Division match that we had together. It was presented like I did this intentionally but I had a voice chat bug. I literally could not make nor hear any comms the entire game. Voice chat bugs are nothing new in Siege but this one in particular should be especially interesting for Ubi and anyone reading this.
I went back to my stream VOD to get a clip and to my surprise the in-game comms are fully audible for the entire match. Again, I was not able to hear any of the comms in the match. How is it possible for comms to be audible on my stream but not in game?
Below is a clip of me playing Deimos on stream followed by the same moment recorded on my gaming PC, this 2nd clip is what I experience in my match.
I have a standard 2 PC, GOXLR streaming setup. There is no setting in Siege for users to separate in-game comms and SFX, yet it is somehow separated, making one audible and the other not. However, when I feed the the "line in" audio to my streaming PC, the comms are somehow there.
I typically hear in game comms, the lack of it only happens occasionally, and audio settings on my end always stay the same. I don't know how the game is coded but there is definitely some separation in the audio's coding.
Throughout the whole match I'm casually speaking over them because I'm unable to hear them. I mentioned in the text chat that I have a mic bug and I even explain to my stream that I can't hear them despite the mic icons lighting up in the scoreboard. There's even a moment where I check my audio settings because I was confused by the mics lighting up but no sound.
This is an obvious misunderstanding @Skitttlz so I have no ill-will but I do hope you make things right now that the record is set straight.
Skittlz made a video about me not communicating in a Legends Division match that we had together. It was presented like I did this intentionally but I had a voice chat bug. I literally could not make nor hear any comms the entire game. Voice chat bugs are nothing new in Siege but this one in particular should be especially interesting for Ubi and anyone reading this.
I went back to my stream VOD to get a clip and to my surprise the in-game comms are fully audible for the entire match. Again, I was not able to hear any of the comms in the match. How is it possible for comms to be audible on my stream but not in game?
Below is a clip of me playing Deimos on stream followed by the same moment recorded on my gaming PC, this 2nd clip is what I experience in my match.
I have a standard 2 PC, GOXLR streaming setup. There is no setting in Siege for users to separate in-game comms and SFX, yet it is somehow separated, making one audible and the other not. However, when I feed the the "line in" audio to my streaming PC, the comms are somehow there.
I typically hear in game comms, the lack of it only happens occasionally, and audio settings on my end always stay the same. I don't know how the game is coded but there is definitely some separation in the audio's coding.
Throughout the whole match I'm casually speaking over them because I'm unable to hear them. I mentioned in the text chat that I have a mic bug and I even explain to my stream that I can't hear them despite the mic icons lighting up in the scoreboard. There's even a moment where I check my audio settings because I was confused by the mics lighting up but no sound.
This is an obvious misunderstanding @Skitttlz so I have no ill-will but I do hope you make things right now that the record is set straight.
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