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I don't think any of those were alternatives for gaming, which is what it was (still is?) marketed for. If you wanted to play a game and do voice chat with a g
by the_jeremy 6y ago
I don't think any of those were alternatives for gaming, which is what it was (still is?) marketed for.
If you wanted to play a game and do voice chat with a group of friends, TeamSpeak, Discord, and Mumble were the only options that were group-first (easier to do lobbies than single-person calls). Discord's UI is 2 decades ahead of Mumble / TS, and it's free.
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoThe gaming alternatives were mumble and teamspeak which also sucked. Its no wonder discord took off when all of the competition sucked.