MontanaHatchet on 04 September 2009
| Pyro as Bill said: I'll admit I'm wrong when you stop trying to build the 'censorship' strawmen. Nobody's stopping you from saying anything. I just think having mute as the default and choosing who to hear is more appropriate for games that appeal to everyone instead of just adolescent males. |
If that's what you were arguing all along, you certainly managed to confuse me. There's an option for that on Xbox Live, and possibly the Playstation Network (although I'm not sure on that). If you want mute as a default, you can do that. But what you suggested was that you have to add people to your friend's list to be able to talk to them and play with them. That's fine for some place like Facebook, where your personal info is right on display. But this is a gaming service, where people play together and voice chat is useful.
