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+ # Comms & Mumble setup
+
+ # Comms & Services Setup
+
+ Voice communication and out-of-game pings are mandatory for all members of The Abyssal Requiem. If you are not on comms, you are not in the fleet.
+
+ Before starting this guide, ensure you have completed the [[Auth Registration Guide]]. You cannot access our comms without an active Auth account.
+
+ ---
+
+ ## 🎧 Discord Setup (Text & Pings)
+ Discord is our primary hub for text communication, casual chat, and fleet pings.
+
+ 1. Log into the **[https://auth.abyssalrequiem.net/services/]**.
+ 2. Navigate to the **Services** tab.
+ 3. Find **Discord** in the list and click the **Checkmark / Link** icon.
+ 4. You will be redirected to Discord to authorize the connection.
+ 5. Once connected, Auth will automatically invite you to the ARQM server and assign your roles based on your in-game titles.
+
+ > **Note:** Do not manually edit your Discord nickname. Auth will automatically sync your nickname to match your EVE Main Character.
+
+ ---
+
+ ## Mumble Setup (Voice Comms)
+ Mumble is our primary voice platform for fleets because of its low latency, high audio quality, and ability to handle hundreds of users in a single channel without lagging.
+
+ ### Step 1: Download & Install
+ Download the latest version of Mumble for your operating system: **[Download Mumble Here](https://www.mumble.info/downloads/)**
+
+ ### Step 2: Get Your Credentials
+ Mumble does not use your regular Auth password or your EVE SSO. It uses a unique, automatically generated credential set.
+
+ 1. Log into the Auth **Services** page.
+ 2. Find the **Mumble** row and click the button to activate the service.
+ 3. The page will display your **Username** (usually your EVE Main's name) and a **Password**.
+ 4. *Copy this password*—you will need it in a moment.
+
+ ### Step 3: Connect to the Server
+ 1. Open Mumble and click the **Globe Icon** (or Server -> Connect).
+ 2. Click **Add New...** at the bottom.
+ 3. Enter the server details:
+ * **Address:** `[Fond on auth pages]`
+ * **Port:** `[Fond on auth pages]`
+ * **Username:** Paste the exact username from your Auth page.
+ 4. Click **OK**, then double-click the server to connect.
+ 5. When prompted, paste the **Password** you copied from the Auth page. Accept any certificate warnings.
+
+ ---
+
+ ## ⚙️ Mandatory Mumble Configuration
+
+ You must configure the following settings before joining a fleet channel. Go to **Configure -> Settings** in Mumble (tick the "Advanced" box in the bottom left corner if it isn't already).
+
+ ### 1. Enable Push-To-Talk (Mandatory)
+ Hot-mics (voice activation) are strictly prohibited during fleets.
+ * Go to **Audio Input**.
+ * Change the **Transmit** dropdown to **Push To Talk**.
+ * Go to the **Shortcuts** tab.
+ * Click **Add**, select *Push-to-Talk* under Function, and assign a key (Mouse buttons or the Tilde `~` key are highly recommended).
+
+ ### 2. Disable Text-To-Speech
+ By default, Mumble reads aloud every time someone joins or leaves a channel. In a 200-man fleet, this will drive you insane.
+ * Go to **Messages**.
+ * Under the *Text-To-Speech* column, uncheck everything.
+ * *Alternatively, go to Audio Output and uncheck "Enable Text-To-Speech".*
+
+ ### 3. Disable the Overlay (Optional but Recommended)
+ The Mumble overlay often conflicts with EVE Online, causing the game client to crash or freeze.
+ * Go to **Overlay**.
+ * Uncheck **Enable Overlay**.
+
+ ---
+
+ ## Coalition Comms (Winter Co / Phoenix)
+ For joint-deployment fleets, you will need to access coalition comms. The setup process is identical, but you will generate your credentials from the Coalition Auth pages rather than the ARQM page.
+
+ * **Winter Co Mumble Guide:** [[Winter Co Standing Orders]]
+ * **Phoenix Coalition Mumble Guide:** [[Phoenix Coalition Deployments]]
+
+ ---
+ ### Troubleshooting
+ * **"Wrong Password / Certificate Error"**: Mumble saves your login token locally. If your Auth password resets, or if you reinstall Windows, Mumble might try to use an old token. In Mumble, go to *Configure -> Certificate Wizard -> Create a new certificate* and try reconnecting.
+ * **I can hear people, but they can't hear me!** Check the bottom left corner of Mumble. If you have a microphone with a red slash through it, you muted yourself. If you don't see that, go to *Audio Input* and make sure the correct microphone device is selected from the dropdown menu.
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