New Radio chats please

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[GKeef]

Could we please have some new radio sound files. I love the sim and I liked having the radio chatter but I am sick to death of the same old dialog. If I hear that guy say he "didn't see the buoy" one more time I shall explode !

[jantunen]

Hi, just put the radio volume to 0, and open this http://www.ship-tracking.co.uk/radio/fullplayer.html   to background.

[Rbsanford]

What about different chatter for every port with designated languages? In Hamburg there would be German chatter, Bora Bora would maybe be French, and British ports would have chatter in English with English accents (the current chatter would fit nicely in the Solent). And maybe on multiplayer the amount of chatter would grow or decline depending on how busy the server is.

[GKeef]

Thankyou Jantunen. That site is excellent. Sounds a bit odd in Bora Bora, but better than the same old chatter !

[pusser_uk]

Hi, just put the radio volume to 0, and open this http://www.ship-tracking.co.uk/radio/fullplayer.html   to background.

The whole ship tracking site is great!! Thanks for the link.

[Third Mate]

I found out some things regarding to this, if you follow the path :

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\ship simulator extremes\Projects\ShipSimExtremes\Content\Sound\Entity\Ships\Radio

This is where you can find where the radio chatter files are located. But there is only 1, this is all the radio chatter available for Ship Simulator. In Ship Simulator 2008 was a different story.........with Ship Simulator 2008 by following the path:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Vstep\ShipSim2008\Radio

here we have over 7 folders with radio chatter. This is thanks to a mod created by community members. This has more than 1 radio freq recording, leading to one happy customer. I miss the Community made goodies like they had for Ship Sim 2008. I wonder why Ship Sim Ex. dose not have such thing anymore

[Sir_Tramalot]

May I just point out that the chatter would normally be in English (with accents), because that is the international shipping language.

A user coming from a naval family