Team Colours

[Fudge]

I dont use this function because I like to know to whom a unit actually belongs to.
Thus I'd suggest changing team colours from green/red to unique shades of green/red.

[nine2]

or warm colours vs cool colours

[errorblankfield]

Agreed.

[Xinnony]

Give us the shade in hexadecimal

[Exotic_Retard]

For enemies: FF3333 FF0000 CC0000 990000 660000 330000

for allies: 0000FF 0033FF 0066FF 0000CC 000099 000066

for yourself can stay as green: 339933

maybe

also you may need more than that if you have over 6 allies/enemies but i doubt that will happen cos largest map size is 6v6, and you must be playing on really unfair teams for that to happen.

[Hawkei]

I don't see why that is necessary. If you want to see ownership use player colour. If you want to see allegiance then change it to team colour.

I will sometime find myself toggling team colour in a game. It is useful in the opening brawling stages for identifying enemy ACU's. It is also good for identifying whether civilians are enemy or neutral. When I have team colour engaged, it is precisely because I am not concerned with who the unit belongs to - but whether it is friend or foe.

[errorblankfield]

I don't see why that is necessary. If you want to see ownership use player colour. If you want to see allegiance then change it to team colour.

I will sometime find myself toggling team colour in a game. It is useful in the opening brawling stages for identifying enemy ACU's. It is also good for identifying whether civilians are enemy or neutral. When I have team colour engaged, it is precisely because I am not concerned with who the unit belongs to - but whether it is friend or foe.

Some people would like to basically always play with the same colours without losing the ability to tell whose units whose. It's a preference really. Yea, you can toggle to get the same info, but if you always want to play shades of red vs shades of green, you are SOL.

:shrugs:

Not my cup of tea, but I still support it.

[nine2]

In 4x4 games its hard to know whos team is who sometimes. Team colours would negate that but still let you know the individual... both things are important.