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Because it's weird. I've done it, pressing a button to laugh feels really strange and fake. You can solve the issue with a decent quality mic (which you should
by wlll 6y ago
Because it's weird. I've done it, pressing a button to laugh feels really strange and fake. You can solve the issue with a decent quality mic (which you should have when you're using PTT anyway) and by using headphones, so there doesn't seem to be much of an advantage to having PTT on permanently.
- StavrosK 6y agoIf people don't want the zero-cost solution of PTT, they definitely won't buy a $100 mic.
- wlll 6y agoIt's more a $60 mic. Most of the time people just don't know their audio is a problem, and all of the times I've pointed it out it's got fixed. PTT isn't 0 cost if you take into account the reduction in fluidity of a conversation. If I didn't have my mic already I would consider it a reasonable price to pay to get good audio quality, especially since you still need good audio quality when you're actually talking.
- GekkePrutser 6y agoIt's only weird when you're not used to it. I keep on mute most of the time and it's automatic.
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