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#3 TFTV cast mumble comms in TF2 General Discussion
MR_SLINThe reason is that it's hard to consistently get teams into the casting mumble before matches, you can't control what they say, and it didn't seem to add much to the cast. A lot of professional esports don't do this for the same reason, and if they do include it (like in LoL, for example), it's edited in post.

They still do after game interviews though, you can't really control what the players say in those either no?
As for the professional esports comparison, fair enough really. As I mentioned before the reason why I thought it was so cool was because you don't see it done in other games so it made TF2 a more entertaining experience to watch for me.

posted about 8 years ago
#1 TFTV cast mumble comms in TF2 General Discussion

I started following high level 6s matches just pre i55 and one of my favourite things about watching this game
was the occasional drop in on the teams mumble comms to get to hear their excitement, dissapointment or insight that the casters couldn't provide the same way that it did. It made for some of my favourite moments in my short time that I've been following the competitive scene and then all the sudden TFTV stopped doing it. Why?

I can understand some teams might not want to have their comms listened to but I'm sure they were never forced to it if they didn't want to.
They must have had some sort of reason for removing what was in my opinion one of the best things about watching TF2, something you couldn't really find in other games and what made me watch more tftv casts in the first place.

Why did they do it?

posted about 8 years ago