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this post was submitted on 19 May 2024
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The real question is: How in the world did Ventrillo continue to exist after TeamSpeak came along?
Vent was an object lesson in hostile UX. It sounded like shit, changing any kind of setting (even basic things like individual volumes) was a a gymnastics routine, and mics constantly clipped despite settings.
Vent was super lightweight, and easy to use. It's why it lasted so long.
I had completely forgotten about Ventrilo, Team Speak, and Mumble. This whole post is a blast from the past.
Yea last vent server I ran was like 10+ years ago now... maybe even longer.
Vi sitter här i venten och spelar lite DotA...
it’s gonna be stuck in my head all day now
I hear you man
oh man, you've gotten it stuck in my head too!
A lot of WoW people used vent and so people just used what they were used to
Unpopular opinion, ventrilo was better than team speak. It didn’t sound like crap especially when you had good server codecs and it was extremely easy to use and lightweight.
I don't think that's unpopular at all, I only ever used vent in highschool and uni, some of the groups I ran with even went back to vent from TS becauae of the sound quality. It was simple and easy to use and pretty much everyone had it.
Where else are you going to suck balls... All day... Because you like it so much?
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