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Mince1 commented Nov 29, 2020

During meetings right now, it's kinda hectic with dead chat as people will interrupt and talk over each other since alive players can't hear dead players. Add some key to toggle to a "dead only chat" where dead players can discuss stuff without having to talk over the alive players trying to vote people out.

Make players in ghost chat only audible to other players in ghost chat to reduce confus

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