I can't be the only one who wants this particular feature...

[ChronoTrigga]

Voice chat. Yes, dare I say it. Voice chat. It's become a staple of alot of online video games, even though most of them don't support it (World of Warcraft, Minecraft, etc.), but instead resort to programs like Teamspeak or Ventrilo.

What I'm saying is, how cool would it be for you to be able to voice chat with your buddies while playing, but at the same time, your characters face pops up, and lip sync's what you say in a non-laggy manner.

If I remember correctly, Team Fortress Classic did this when they added voice chat, when you spoke, your character's mouth moved with your voice. Why don't more online games do this?

[RemiusTA]

I dont really care. I used my keyboard more than my mic even when i switched to 360.

It's almost a necessity at this point though, being a 2011 developed MMO.

[Corey Blue]

I like the idea,but I have no clue what SEGA is doing,and they did say they would have a new way to chat in the first trailer video.

[NoiseHERO]

It's gonna be pc only, theres like 2 popular programs where you can voice chat your friends...

I don't wanna hear boring strangers voices...

[Zarode]

Japanese are too shy to use it.

[RemiusTA]

Yeah, the way some people sounded was either dull or just downright annoying.

It's kind of like the oldschool JRPGs. You know, FF7-9, Breath of Fire. Your voice in my head is perfect; dont go screw it up.

[ChronoTrigga]

Could make for some hilarious moments though....

*Tiny hunewearl walks in....does sexy pose*

*Booming black man voice*

[Nitro Vordex]

I think maybe if they had extended support for some other VoIP client then maybe. Otherwise I'd definitely want it optional.

[Syl]

I agree with Nitro. Most people will end up using Mumble or Vent anyways. If WoW's voice chat is any indication of failure...

[Zarode]

Make like Valve and use the SILK codec.