Distinguish player - 3 letter representation [example: TCC] Directions: GO L/ GO L2 GO R/ GO R2 GO F/ GO F2 GO B/ GO B2 GO U/ GO U2 GO D/ GO D2 Loot callouts - LOOTL/LTL2 LOOTR/LTR2 LOOTB/LTB2 LOOTF/LTF2 LOOTU/LTU2 LOOTD/LTD2 Enemy alert: BRACK SNARE THUMP COIL GIANT DOG WORM NUT SPIDR JESTR Trap alert: GUN L/GUNL2 MINEL Other: Time - 7PM STOP ENTER CLR FIRE CLR SHAKE4TP

a year of playing duskers has prepared me to be mission control.

For anyone on the terminal: While playing for 70hrs I learned that the biggest mistake is to try to give some commands to the people in; what you should do instead is to give them information, not commands. This also means I never navigate them from the spot they are currently on, but instead from the place they entered the facility. Giving commands is much more efective but only if they are executed instantly, that is almost inpossible even with the walkie talkie. Giving information is therefore much better choice. Tell them there's a monster nearby, do not, at any circumstances, try to save them by navigating them back home. It's their decision if they can deal with the monster they will encounter around the corner.

Personally I just use these: Brack = Bracken in Area Coil = Coilhead in Area Yip = Hoarder Bug in Area (repeat just the first parts of every creature name to notify if there's one in the area, you don't usually need to say where because they will notice it VERY quickly.) LL = Loot Left LR = Loot Right LU = Loot Up LUL = Left Up Left (Abbreviations are key, you don't want to give too much information, you need them short and concise.) Leave = GFTO YOU'RE GONNA DIE IF YOU DON'T! Time (X time it is) = to tell them what time it is 360 = Tell them to do a quick spin to see if anyone is afk or dead, also helps against Mimic's. Then of course there's a few in this video that are good such as "GO (door number/letter) which means to go to that door marked with the letter/numbers as there is loot or a door to access the rest of the map, can also be used to help trap certain creatures for good such as jesters and coilheads.

Great Video hope this pops off because i think most players just overlook this item in the store as having no idea what it does

Some codes our group has adopted: DDP 2DOT - 2 dots (enemies) near DragonDePlatino DDP 3TRI - 3 triangles (loot) near DragonDePlatino PLOOP - Actually completely meaningless, just a funny word

the example of the seperate direction message after the open ended go is the konami code =]

Figure you can just assign a number to people at the beginning, since even if you are playing with 99 players with mods n stuff, its still 1 less character usage. And typically, its 2 less character usages so the important info is relayed faster

You should pin the comments on your list of suggestions so people can read them while playing to learn them!

Everyone else playing lethal company while this dude is playing duskers.

Ionno, for directions players move around so much the left/right doesn't hold much meaning unless they stand perfectly still waiting for directions. Usually we use it for general updates dogs/giants or time. If someone wants a handholding experience it's just easier to use walkie-talkies What's your highest vanilla quota?

Nice

I find giving directions to be unreliable, so I typically tell people where scrap is using the walkie and give information like player death and monsters using the signal device.

Can you make your videos louder? I normally listen at 20-30 volume, but this video I had to have 100 volume to actually hear and understand

ah i didnt know you had to put someones name , then is there a all players option ?

for some reason whenever i try to use it it just says, [There was no action supplied with the word.]

Couldn't I just use a walkie talkie?