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I used to use Mumble and Discord's superiority in almost every regard is so obvious that all I can say is "you need to adjust your glasses".
by lazzlazzlazz 10y ago
I used to use Mumble and Discord's superiority in almost every regard is so obvious that all I can say is "you need to adjust your glasses".
- shuntress 10y agoI'll accept the 'adjust your glasses' for Discord's memory footprint. The fact that discord takes up 3x-10x more space than Mumble really isn't a big deal with a modern machine in 2017. My real gripe is with all the small things. Mumble can text-to-speech the names of people as they join/leave the voice channel. Mumble includes timestamps on chat messages. Mumble timestamps messages when users join/leave/mute/unmute. Mumble has 'advanced' input options for voice-detection. Discord doesn't currently do any of that. Unless I just can't find the right configuration. For me, these small "Only notice when they aren't there" things are not outweighed by Discord's general ease-of-use.