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  Seeker X | February 21, 2008
  Chat-room? As in not flooding the game with useless chatter? Well people can join the pre-set squads that are in the pause menu.
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  jmac353 | February 21, 2008
  Indeed, Battlefield 2's approach to voice chat is brilliant, and should actually be in EVERY game. Even with small servers I think. Give me the ability to create my own mini chats within game.
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  Red 9 | February 21, 2008
  I don't think 60 people is an issue. They did just fine with 40, and I doubt 60 is that much more of a challenge. Besides, I think Bungie's just jealous that Insomniac can do it and they can't lol.
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    VeGiTAX2 | February 22, 2008
    Yes because Insomniac was there first, nevermind the CS servers and BF2 servers launching over that number already for quite some time.
    
    It's not much of an issue at all for that. VOIP tends to manage itself once the crowds build and in-game muting works wonders for people trying to spam the mic.
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      Red 9 | February 22, 2008
      Ah, muting; the antidote to chattermouthed spammers. I don't see how Bungie sees 60 player matches as a challenge, though.
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  Silver Mirror | February 22, 2008
  Well Bungie obviously haven't read all the info, big games will be spilt up into squads in order to reduce mic crowding
  
  

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  Yes because Insomniac was there first, nevermind the CS servers and BF2 servers launching over that number already for quite some time.

  That was on PC, its a first for consoles though
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    Ameer | February 22, 2008
    It makes little difference. In fact, it should be easier, considering everyone is using the same hardware.
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  doylie | February 22, 2008
  In the OPM they said that in the lobby, you get assigned squads (probs about 6 men in each squad), so you only hear your own squads headsets.
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    Red 9 | February 22, 2008
    Makes perfect sense to me. Besides, there's always room for addon content.