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Posted on 10-23-12, 02:33 am in When an in-house game ends, see if there are people waiting
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Karma: 100 Posts: 1/2 Since: 10-23-12 Last post: 4547 days Last view: 4543 days |
Every time I attempt to play doobs inhouses, I join the mumble server, there is already a game in progress with players in the dire/radiant channels. When the game ends, people all just go to the radiant channel, and make zero effort to bring new players from the waiting room channel in. So if you're not watching mumble constantly for when all the players from the game switch to one channel, you'll never get in a game. What's the point of the waiting room if this is just going to happen?
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Posted on 10-23-12, 02:50 am in When an in-house game ends, see if there are people waiting
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Karma: 100 Posts: 2/2 Since: 10-23-12 Last post: 4547 days Last view: 4543 days |
Posted by fallenelf86 Hm, I see what you're saying. Do you introduce yourself when you see a game going? Usually most of us are more than happy to bow out of a second match if someone else wants to play. The waiting room is a bit of a misnomer, as in it's mostly used for MM groups to come together or new IH games to form. The best advice I can give, is to just jump into the busiest channel and say hi. That just seems a bit silly. Why not just check the "Inhouse waiting room" (how is this a misnomer? It's just incorrectly named entirely if it's for MM groups to get together) to see if there is anyone who wants in the next game? There's plenty of time between games for someone to pop in, say "if anyone wants in, we just started a new game", and then go back to whatever channel everyone playing is in. |
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