Category: Rants
OK, so, just for gits and shiggles…
Go to Leaderboards, choose “Avg Match Score”, “Season 7″…
Odds are, you’re not on the first page… 
Scroll to the bottom, and click on your number in the lower right hand…
Copy and paste the line with your stats…
At this exact moment, here’s my stats:
| Rank | Pilot Name | Total Wins | Total Losses | W/L Ratio | Total Kills | Total Deaths | K/D Ratio | Games Played | Average Match Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18595 | Spectral Jester | 86 | 92 | 0.93 | 50 | 124 | 0.40 | 178 | 175 |
So, according to “Avg Match Score”, I’m ranked 18595 of 30355… Nailed it!
When talking in-game to that one random guy that is not in the TeamSpeak often your teammates hear you twice, both in-game and on the TeamSpeak. To avoid this from happening we need to make 2 bindings to mute the microphone.
- In TeamSpeak3 press [ALT]+[P] to enter the “Options” window
- Navigate to “Hotkeys” in the left menu
- Press “Add” to made a new binding and set the command “Toggle Microphone Mute” “On key down” and press your in-game voice button (I use “G”), press “Ok” to confirm
- Now add one more binding, the same as the previous one but now select “On key release” instead of “On key down”. This will unmute the microphone whenever the key is released
Now whenever “G” is pressed (down) the microphone in TeamSpeak is muted and will be unmuted when the key is released.
From the forums:
if you are attacking, its pretty much skirmish, smash all the mechs. the only difference with skirmish actual is there is a shorter window of opportunity to work. its actually more effective to target the defenders rather than the vip, then while the enemy is weak move in for the kill. also more points that way.