Game Commander

[maddog]

Testing same... so far I like it... one verbal command to change icons, or map, or radio, etc   works great so far.. anybody else using it?
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[Westy]

 Does it work with Roger Wilco now? I always thought that program could allow player-pilots some extra functionality for when you end up running out of buttons to program on the stick/throttle. Just never felt "right" talking to the PC to control funciotns on an aircraft in a WWII sim.

 -Westy

[funked]

I like GC a lot.  I don't use it for AH because I figured it would interpret RW speech as commands.  I like to use it for games where you are using buttons to give verbal commands - like Go-Codes in Rogue Spear or wingman commands in Longbow 2.0.  It's pretty cool to tell your computer to do something and have it talk back.  

[Stiglr]

Yep, it does work with Roger Wilco now, as long as you don't have it in "autodetect" mode. You have to have a RW transmit key, so that your system can tell the difference between RW chatter and GC commands.

Actually, I've never used GC for flight games...always had everything I wanted on stick and throttle...

[easymo]

 I have it. But dont use it. It works fine 98% of the time. The other 2%.... well you can bet you wont be in the hanger when it wont take the command.

[miko2d]

 Make sure to warn you relatives before you start talking to yourself in a loud voice. They may think the stress of the game finally got to you and invite a couple of friendly guys with a straightjacket.

[Revvin]

I posted a brief review for my squad mates here if anyone's interested. Its quite a good program, how it will fair against the competition from Microsoft's voice comms/voice command all-in-one system is anyone's guess. One word of warning that I pointed out in the link above..be careful what commands you use as coughs and sneezes can be interpreted as commands so mapping a key to turn on engine's is not advisable incase you cough or curse into the mic during combat and turn your engines off by accident