Small symbols for easy communication?

[Moreuz 67]

Hi!

 

I thought of an idea today so people can communicate easy and fast during a battle despite that they don't know the same language.

 

There could be a number of small images/symbols, with different useful meanings and you press a specific button for each one, like the numbers. Tanki could show an explanation for each one of them on one of those pictures you see when you load into a battle.

 

There could be small drawings, easy to understand, and they show up in the battlechat.

 

For example, commands could be "attack" (drawing showing 3 small tanks and an arrow), "defend", "follow me", "heal me/support me", "take cover/danger" and "move, you're in the way!" <----------------Very important.... :wacko:

 

All these simple commands could be easily showed through simple drawings using tanks and arrows and other simple things.

 

You should be able to use TAB, then click on someone's name, and then this name shows up automaticly in the battlechat (so you won't have to spell it), and after it a specific picture can show up if you only want to communicate with a specific player. For the player adressed, he can see his personal message in a different color.

 

I think this would make many people communicate during matches and therefore, playing will be more tactical and fun! ;)

[Hebitsukai 2]

I agree.

 

I often get into battles that players only talk in cyrillic. I don't understand a word of it...there should be "english speaking only" servers. Also, following your idea, there should be symbols that showed to everybody in the game who doesn't understand cyrillic...that the battle is closed for team members, or that it is a private room, or something like that. I often get into battles not knowing what the hell they are barking to me but always the idea I get is that they don't want me there. This is a game in english language...even the forum is in english...but in game I read only cyrillic. That doesn't "compute" to me!

 

Try to make servers with language restrictions, please! At least english that it is often spoken everywhere...specially by gamers.