KenboCalrissian
YouTube: SewerBuddies
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Hey fam, I just took over TOing for my scene. Getting into the swing of things, already getting questions I can't answer!
So, here's one such question: Is it OK to plug a headphone into the Wii U Gamepad so one player can hear the game's audio?
To me, this sounds like an unfair advantage - you get the audio cues you're used to hearing, but the opponent can't hear it over environmental noise/other setups. So, I told him no, unless he brings a headphone splitter so the opponent has an opportunity to do the same. He argued that pro scenes allow this all the time, but couldn't explain how. Others said they didn't have a problem with it, to which I responded that it's fine if they gentleman it, but if someone did have a problem with it I would rule in favor of the complaint.
What's everyone's consensus on this? Should I back down and just let headphones be allowed no matter what?
So, here's one such question: Is it OK to plug a headphone into the Wii U Gamepad so one player can hear the game's audio?
To me, this sounds like an unfair advantage - you get the audio cues you're used to hearing, but the opponent can't hear it over environmental noise/other setups. So, I told him no, unless he brings a headphone splitter so the opponent has an opportunity to do the same. He argued that pro scenes allow this all the time, but couldn't explain how. Others said they didn't have a problem with it, to which I responded that it's fine if they gentleman it, but if someone did have a problem with it I would rule in favor of the complaint.
What's everyone's consensus on this? Should I back down and just let headphones be allowed no matter what?