How do I avoid false chaining of commands?

[satanswombat]

Hi,

I'm getting this a lot more than I used to and wondered if anyone can give advice on reducing it.

I'm using a desktop mic but it seems to pick up too much ambient noise ( from the computer fans, the game itself, tumble driers, washing machine etc ) and it interprets them as spoken commands that then bury the true commands I'm frantically screaming at the game ( elite dangerous ). This leads to huge chains like "her her her crewman orion her her her if if her if crewman eden her if her her her engage supercruise her her if her her will you hunting jump her her if if if her her her"

I've added her and if to the ignore list but that doesn't seem to be helping.


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[TheThingIs]

The easiest answer I can give is for you to switch to using a headset. The sounds from your speakers are being heard by the mic. The only other thing you could do is assign a hotkey so that it's only listening when it's pressed. That should help but still not perfect.

[Gangrel]

Also tweak your confidence levels and command weight, you want more of the former and less of the latter.