On May 21 2018 03:39 ReachTheSky wrote:
Definitely not propaganda on my end(I can't stand blizzard because of their crappy support and deception, just look up my past posts of me bashing them lol). I'm running an i7-6820hk @ 4.0 ghz, I have zero computing issues. I can literally have multiple games open(while playing one of them), several software programs opened, browsers etc with 3 monitors hooked up all once @ 4k with ZERO issues. All of my hardware, drivers and software is up to date.
Also, with discord, You do need to register an account or your access is limited. This isn't a problem with the b.net application. Sure, you could use discord in a browser, however, you are still using more computing power than b.net chat either way. The only way to stop emails from any given discord community you are apart of is to leave the community entirely, otherwise you'll still get emails for some things. It's annoying. I like b.net voice because it's incredibly simplistic and easy to use. Discord is a bit overwhelming for new users. I don't really see a reason to use a third party program to chat over games when b.net includes it. I just don't see a reason to use extra programs that don't provide any added benefit that use extra processing power.
As soon as the Bnet Voice Chat comes even remotely close to all the features Discord offers, some players might consider switching to it. So far, Discord is just miles ahead due to all the additional functionality and even if I play a Blizzard Game I won't even think about using their Voice Chat.