Mission VOX

[earl1937]

  I know we have a "mission vox" system now, but would like to see it modified to this: 5 channels reserved for posted missions. The clipboard mission planner would have 5 channels to select from and assign to the mission which you are posting. If you don't join the mission, then you would not be able to receive the posted mission vox channel.
Maybe that would help stop some of this "wrong ears" listening in on mission information.

[The Fugitive]

Only those "in" the mission now can see/hear the mission channel. Whats to stop "them" from doing the same with the 5 channel system you suggest?

I really wish they would build a ready room like AirWarrior had. The mission planner would open a room and would have control over who was allowed in (each player coming in would request entrance and a pop-up window would appear for the mission planner with the name of who wanted in. The mission planner would then decide to let him on or not and click to appropriate button on the window). This way only "known" players or players vouched for by "known" players were let into the mission briefing/mission. Not to mention the map that you could draw waypoints on that carried out into the game for assigned players and so on. It made setting up and running missions so much more "immersive" than what we have now.

I know we won't get "that" setup as it was done by some body else before, but something like it thought up by the super smart people <--- shot at brownie points.... at HTC along the same lines would be really cool.

[Traveler]

Only those "in" the mission now can see/hear the mission channel. Whats to stop "them" from doing the same with the 5 channel system you suggest?

I really wish they would build a ready room like AirWarrior had. The mission planner would open a room and would have control over who was allowed in (each player coming in would request entrance and a pop-up window would appear for the mission planner with the name of who wanted in. The mission planner would then decide to let him on or not and click to appropriate button on the window). This way only "known" players or players vouched for by "known" players were let into the mission briefing/mission. Not to mention the map that you could draw waypoints on that carried out into the game for assigned players and so on. It made setting up and running missions so much more "immersive" than what we have now.

I know we won't get "that" setup as it was done by some body else before, but something like it thought up by the super smart people <--- shot at brownie points.... at HTC along the same lines would be really cool.

+1,   Agreed the AirWarrior mission planner was a great tool, even the original mission planner tool we had in AHI was better than what we have now.

[earl1937]

Only those "in" the mission now can see/hear the mission channel. Whats to stop "them" from doing the same with the 5 channel system you suggest?

I really wish they would build a ready room like AirWarrior had. The mission planner would open a room and would have control over who was allowed in (each player coming in would request entrance and a pop-up window would appear for the mission planner with the name of who wanted in. The mission planner would then decide to let him on or not and click to appropriate button on the window). This way only "known" players or players vouched for by "known" players were let into the mission briefing/mission. Not to mention the map that you could draw waypoints on that carried out into the game for assigned players and so on. It made setting up and running missions so much more "immersive" than what we have now.

I know we won't get "that" setup as it was done by some body else before, but something like it thought up by the super smart people <--- shot at brownie points.... at HTC along the same lines would be really cool.

That is a good idea Fugitive! I realize we have what u say now, but what I am talking about is the ability to control who is on chann and where are not they are in mish. Even if they join and drop out during climb out and find out where you are going with mish, then would be easier in my view to control mish security.