new on neverwinter

vastano

hi all just started playing here after moving across from ddo
must say i am loving the game so far playing a cleric which seems fun
one questian is there party voice chat?
thanks in advance
vastano

nevernix

It is … no idea, if someone use it … I used TeamSpeak
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kharkov58

There is party chat. I believe by default, it is set to push to talk, with a default button of V(?). In your chat box, at the right side of of the input line is a microphone icon. Clicking that icon and selecting voice chat on (?) changes the setting to voice activated. Then all you have to do is convince your party to listen.

dionchi

I'd try the game supplied voice chat unless you join a guild, they will usually let their members know what chat based program they use or if you have a group of friends you usually play with who use a 3rd party chat service they likely have decided what service to use. When I began I joined one without knowing all of that then had to change when I joined a guild, then had to change again when the guild went under and I joined another guild which used an entirely different chat.

It took a bit of work to get all of the remnants of those old chat programs permanently off of my computer.

sandukutupu

@vastano#2343
Funny thing about the built in chat, many times I have been in a random PUG and some non-English speaking user has their mic wide open. You can hear kids yelling and family talking. No matter how many times you tell them their mic is on, they never seem to understand or care about it. If you find that sort of thing annoying there is a mute button (speaker icon) nearby the volume control for each person in your party.

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tanais58crane

vastano#2343 said:

hi all just started playing here after moving across from ddo
must say i am loving the game so far playing a cleric which seems fun
one questian is there party voice chat?
thanks in advance
vastano

Run, run while you still can, hamsters, hamsters everywhere!

Welcome to Neverwinter, as plenty have already answered your question, I will make a couple of useful suggestions for a new player like yourself.

You can buy mounts of a higher speed in the Auction House, up to Epic they can be affordable-ish for newer players, and you will want to get a mount with Wanderer's Fortune (An insignia bonus) early so it helps you gather refining points. (Down the line you will need more of these than you can count.)

And don't forget to add people you meet and get along with to friends, random queues can be a little grating if you've no one to watch your back.

frogwalloper

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vastano

thanks all