How ‘Call of Duty’ and Voice Changers Are Cranking Up the Fun
You know this scenario well. Youâre deep in the trenches of Call of Dutyâwhether a team deathmatch or a protracted and brutal battle royaleâand suddenly, you hear it. An enemy player, merrily chatting away over their voice comms. You might not be able to make out precisely what theyâre saying, but that doesnât matter. Thanks to proximity chatâthat is, the way many modern competitive FPS games allow you to overhear the voice comms of players who stray close in the virtual battlespaceâyou know theyâre there.
You tense up. You strain your ears, trying to hear what theyâre saying. You donât need to strain for long, because as they get closer, their voice grows louder. Youâve pinpointed them.
You wait. You wait. And then, you open fire. Tango Down. He didnât know what was comingâbut you did.
Teabag the guy, and wait for your next victim.