I've never seen anyone correctly using channel commanders, but you could use that for some great squad-radio-simulation. The fact that TS could be the best thing for many multiplayer games is undisputable but it requires setup from third parties and the way one goes about it is clunky. P.S.: TS is still used by ARMA players and the like because 3D audio and scriptability. Yes, it is functional, but has a lot of bugs and is clunky. While I still prefer TS, and rarely if ever open DC, I still have to sometimes because most people just can't be fucked to install an actual application that isn't another browser on their computers. It's ease of use, not quality most people want.
While yes, in everything TS does it is better, people just don't care enough about any of that: they can hear their friends, even see them if they have a webcam, share their screens, and create "private" servers all they want. It's because Discord is more like a social platform while TS has fewer things it has to do and does them so much better. I'm legit wondering, because I really want TS to come back and be an actual alternative to Discord, which I don't like at all, but given what I've seen with the TS5 beta this isn't going the right direction, and I swear I don't understand how the king of voice chat got wiped so quickly. Objectively speaking, TS3 still has better voice comms quality than the highest Discord-Nitro-Boosted server, but it literally hasn't updated the rest of its components in a decade, nor its services. I can't understand how TeamSpeak, which has been the lead comms app provider for years, is now considered a relic of the past. and now I'm either alone in TS3 or join my friends on Discord. Click the checkbox next to 'I agree to the terms of the License Agreement'. Scroll to the bottom of the License agreement. I have a god damn TS3 server running since 2018 and my friends straight away made a Discord and fled. Use the following steps to install TeamSpeak for a Windows PC: Click TeamSpeak3-Client-win64-3.5.3.exe in your web browser or Downloads folder. However, people have literally flocked to Discord for its better overall quality (general chat rooms with persistent chat, image embedding, ease of use, free of charge, etc.). I'm trying to create a very small script that when executed will pass a ctrl + down arrow to TeamSpeak 3.TS3 is still my preferred voice comms app until today.
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