My one and only tip: don't be afraid. Try talking and getting to know the other players on teamspeak, most likely you'll make some friends and have a good time. However, if you say nothing, what's the point of being on the teamspeak server? If you talk and find that it's not for you, simply log off and enjoy the game itself. Teamspeak represents a very small element of what ECC has to offer, so if it doesn't work out, there's plenty of other things to explore.
I think the biggest advice I can give is just to be confident and friendly. I feel that teamspeak is one of the best ways to interract with the community. Some of my best friends on the server I met over teamspeak. If you relax and have fun I can guarantee that you will make many friends as well.
I think the coolest thing I find about EcoCityCraft is that the majority of people here do not judge each other by age, but the content of each other's character. I'm 25. When I started on ECC, I was in the same position as you. I was afraid if I would be accepted. I didn't chat much in-game, or on TS. But I think @Danielman33, that you and I, and everyone else, are not so different from one another. When we all meet someone new, we're shy. When we meet someone, we want to make good impressions, so sure, we hesitate, and we get anxious... But, when we also meet someone who is optimistic and willing to put themselves out there, candid, we all heave a sigh of relief inside, and we open up in response... Respect that, and let it empower you. Yes, there are those who will judge you. But that is no need to feel or act on fear. Feel and act on the values you care about. Take strength in those values, and you will find and respect a courage within you that lives beyond the world boarders of EcoCityCraft and stays with you where-ever you go. I will say it as I have said in times past, ECC is more than a game. It is an expression of the humanity in each ourselves. Don't be afraid to express yourself. Do what you love, be who you are, let your dreams take you far and wide, and you'll make some awesomely cool friends. I promise you that.
From my experience on ECC's teamspeak, age does not matter much. As long as you are a mature person and friendly to others, you will be treated with the same level of respect as anyone else
Thank you all for what you guys are saying it makes me feel alot better with the teamspeak thank you all
I have the same problem, I am usually the troll in the corner that just listens to what everyone else is saying... But talking is very fun!
