I don't see how that's a reach. If you aren't running a perfect team comp to counter the enemy then you are making the game harder for no reason and should be called out.
People saying nothing on comms is the reason assholes exist in Overwatch.
If I apply the same criteria to hero selection as I do to voice chat, then you should be called out when:
Well, I didn't say any of that. I said that if he has nothing but bad experiences in voice then his status as the lone common factor makes him the obvious first answer to the question "why are all of his experiences in OW voice so bad?".
Okay now see this is some problematic logic. How do you feel about literal throwers?
You really want to compare the two?
No, but you put them in the same category: They make the game more difficult for me, someone who takes the game seriously, by doing something that fosters their own enjoyment.
These two things aren't mutually exclusive. In fact, they're complementary: a player who is communicative is far more likely to know what to do because they have more information with which to make decisions.
I think that's a stretch but okay.
I care a lot less about people who don't talk than I do about people who don't join voice. Not everyone needs to be a shot caller; although it is clearly suboptimal not to have the option available to you, it is far more meaningful and detrimental to cut off almost all communication entirely by leaving voice.
Lol but it's not people from Morocco it's people from Saudia Arabia. Lots of KSA usernames.
They're Moroccans though
It's not often you'd ever get decent callouts from me playing qp or arcade - I'm usually half cut, stoned or tired so you'd get informative things like, "uhh watch it there's whosit on the jobby next to the whatsit".
Console needs some kinda push to talk and that would encourage people to use comms although sometimes I don't blame people for not hearing anything over what is often a massive din.
I'm a PC player. I don't really know (or especially care to know) what happens in console comp, to be honest, although I would hope that the central common purpose of... trying to win would carry over.
I would honestly love a separate Genji audio slider in the Sound options.
The biggest irony in all of this is the recurring trend of lower SR players telling higher SR players that they (the lower SR players) have such good game sense that they don't need voice. No you don't! Nobody does! There are some very high ranked players that occupy a weird space whereby their gamesense is good enough to "communicate" implicitly at a level that is sufficient for ladder play (although not, notably, sufficient enough for pro or pseudopro play like scrims) but they are few and far between and one does not get to that level by chronically not communicating.
There is no shorthand. There is, however, shorthand for two supports using their ults simultaneously: Bad ult economy.
PC? He's alright. He's terrifying up close but too many characters simply don't have to deal with him if they don't want to and/or can kill him at range.
It actually blows my mind that this is a controversial statement.
