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Switching between short/long-radios using dedicated keys is bugged
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Description

The game has controls for Talk over radio and Talk over long-range radio. These controls can be found and changed in Settings->Controls->Common and under there in the Communication section.

As far as I understand the control for Talk over radio is specifically for talking through short range (hand held) radios and the control for Talk over long-range radio is specifically for talking through long-range (backpack) radios.
All in all these separate controls probably are for quickly changing between talking to the short range or the long range radio which is great.

To keep things shorter from now on I'll abbreviate the radios as follows: short range radio = SR, long-range radio = LR

The controls themselves work just fine but there's something that seems to be bugging when changing between radios using the dedicated controls.

The problem is that if you broadcast (using the dedicated controls) through SR then through LR and then again SR, it more often than not ends up so that broadcasting is done through LR, although it's supposed to be happening through SR. There are rare occurrences that after broadcasting through LR and then switching to SR the broadcasting happens through SR as it should but, like said these are rare occurrences.

Details

Severity
None
Resolution
Open
Reproducibility
Always
Operating System
Windows 10 x64
Operating System Version
22H2 (OS build 19045.3930)
Category
General
Steps To Reproduce
  • In Controls settings assign a new key (or use the default if available) for the following controls: Talk over radio (hold) and Talk over long-range radio
  • Go in-game and be sure to have a long-range (backpack) radio for your character on top of a short range radio
  • Open the "Radio menu" (default key G) and check that the SR and LR radios are using different frequencies. Check on the SR that it doesn't have identical frequencies compared to the LR and if it does, then change the identical frequency on the SR to something else
  • Proceed to test switching between the SR and the LR using the dedicated keys. Notice after a while (if not immediately) that when pressing the SR key the broadcast is shown to be happening on the LR frequency
Additional Information

See this video for additional information. It shows the whole process starting from assigning the keybinds and all the way to the testing the radio switching during which the bugging is also shown.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz_Bf2gYpAU
The video is overlayed with Windows On-Screen keyboard which shows what keys I'm pressing each time.

Event Timeline

Asmodeus created this task.Feb 13 2024, 9:46 PM
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Geez changed the task status from New to Awaiting internal Testing.Feb 14 2024, 12:09 PM