by Rob » Wed Feb 01, 2012 5:10 pm
At this point, irc seems like an unnecessary middle man.
While it's been tried repeatedly (to varying degrees of success), creating a single, all-encompassing dod steam group is the best way to organize the community for 12 mans, scrims, recruiting, etc.
Everyone is already on steam.
Steam has built in instant messaging.
Steam groups have built in chat rooms.
irc is just an inconvenience now, from my point of view at least. There's no reason why steam groups can't be employed to better and more efficient effect.
edit: and we already have 1911. What real communicative gaps is irc going to fill? The only purpose I see behind this is nostalgic.
At this point, irc seems like an unnecessary middle man.
While it's been tried repeatedly (to varying degrees of success), creating a single, all-encompassing dod steam group is the best way to organize the community for 12 mans, scrims, recruiting, etc.
Everyone is already on steam.
Steam has built in instant messaging.
Steam groups have built in chat rooms.
irc is just an inconvenience now, from my point of view at least. There's no reason why steam groups can't be employed to better and more efficient effect.
edit: and we already have 1911. What real communicative gaps is irc going to fill? The only purpose I see behind this is nostalgic.