Sometimes I hear a teammates voice (not the radio voice but the voice cause he's standing next to me voice) when he spots enemy soldiers or assets. So I'm wondering can an enemy on the other side of a wall from me hear my voice when I'm spotting enemy assets or not? I'd hate to think I've been giving my position away all this time if they can hear me spotting....
yes. i once was sneaking around an enemy base, and my n00b teammate was throwing ammo bags like a jackass.the enemy heard his "AMMO HERE!" and proceded to kill all of us
Yeah, I know they can hear you if you throw supplies which is why I always just hold the bag out instead of tossing it if there is a need to be silent. I'm still unsure about spotting though.....is it audible to an ememy or not?
Try standing close to your commander... if he spots enemy infantry etc. from his commander map then you will hear him shout it out, and also you won't get the commander's radio message until you move further away from him.
Lost count of the number of enemy commander's I've knifed in their hiding places having overheard them!!
Lost count of the number of enemy commander's I've knifed in their hiding places having overheard them!!
Makes sense I guess. Strange thing is though, I have never heard a US enemy guy call out ________ spotted. Still a mystery I guess. Anybody got a friend to go enemy in a private server sometime and test out what is audible and what is not?
Maybe its because they are speking in another language and your not used to it? Try switching the language to English only and hear if this helps.ShotYourSix wrote:
Makes sense I guess. Strange thing is though, I have never heard a US enemy guy call out ________ spotted. Still a mystery I guess. Anybody got a friend to go enemy in a private server sometime and test out what is audible and what is not?
I like to leave the language un touched.
The reason is that I am able to tell whether the enemy soldier is throwing nade, defibillating, out of ammo, or just calling for medic. BTW I speak English and Chinese so there is no problem between those two, I just memorized the sounds of MEC guys so that I can gain some advantage through listening closely in BF2.
The reason is that I am able to tell whether the enemy soldier is throwing nade, defibillating, out of ammo, or just calling for medic. BTW I speak English and Chinese so there is no problem between those two, I just memorized the sounds of MEC guys so that I can gain some advantage through listening closely in BF2.
All radio commands can be heard by everyone if they're standing close enough to the person who says them. This includes the Commo Rose stuff as well as Enemy ___ spotted messages, as well as "alerts" like "Clear!", "First aid here!", "Ammo here!", "Medic!" etc.
Damn! I guess I'm gonna have to lay off the spotting when sneaking around in places I shouldn't be....
Thanks man.
Thanks man.
if they are close enough for them to hear you, then they are close enough for you to kill themShotYourSix wrote:
Damn! I guess I'm gonna have to lay off the spotting when sneaking around in places I shouldn't be....
Thanks man.
anyone notice that the MEC sounds like french? i dont know what button it is, but i think if you agree with directional orders you say 'on y va' (on-ee-va), which is french for lets go essentially.
That's why I like to get the commo-rose just before I defib/knife someone, "Sorry Chief". **SHANKED**
like when you shot down a soldier and your standing next to it you'll hear: "MEDIC!!"
Yeah I hear that alot when i'm corpse humping them and shouting in arabic whilst firing my AK in the air.[DEI]Bart wrote:
like when you shot down a soldier and your standing next to it you'll hear: "MEDIC!!"
That's probably because EA cheaped out on the voice actors for BF2. I ran into an acquaintance of mine who speaks fluent Arabic. For shits and giggles I asked him how to say "Sorry" and "Thank you". "Thank you" is "Shukran", pronounced with an almost Spanish-style rolled "r", but the MEC guy usually kills this word as something that sounds like "Shuku-ren". They had this same problem with the Japanese guys in BF42...oh well.Hugh_Jasss wrote:
if they are close enough for them to hear you, then they are close enough for you to kill themShotYourSix wrote:
Damn! I guess I'm gonna have to lay off the spotting when sneaking around in places I shouldn't be....
Thanks man.
anyone notice that the MEC sounds like french? i dont know what button it is, but i think if you agree with directional orders you say 'on y va' (on-ee-va), which is french for lets go essentially.
Dude the only accents they got right were the Americans.
Arabic is spoken in many countries in that area, and they have different dialects.
But I'm sure I've heard both the shukran and the shokoran versions in BF2...
But I'm sure I've heard both the shukran and the shokoran versions in BF2...