I was thinking about those times when you have a mic and a member of your fire team does not, or vice versa. Obviously communication during a raid is pretty important if you're with randoms or seeking to discuss any strategy. I propose adopting the following two signals. Sitting/squatting could signify "No" Dancing/jumping could signify "Yes" [u]Please like this post for visibility. Think of the Christmas noobs and how much frustration it could save us.[/u] Edit: Ask them to dance if they can hear you to determine if it's a waste of your time tyring to talk strategy - Credit goes to Banana Example: "Hey xxXdank420smokeyeaaaXxx will you take left side for the oracles?" xxXdank420smokeyeaaaXxx "Dances/jumps" to confirm yes. Now the entire fireteam has an understanding that he will be responsible for the left. It would be great if we could all agree on only 2 signals and standardize them so it sticks with the community. Just like we shoot at people/point to alert them of a chest during patrols (if you're a nice guy/gal). Obviously informing the person you are communicating with that they should use these signals is imperative. But it could add a quick solution verses sending lengthy messages. What does everyone think? Any better suggestions? Edit: Added dancing and sitting