yep. let me see if I can find my big story I wrote. BRB.
BACK:
Dont buy logitech headsets.
Long ago, I had a logitech headset. I will call this headset 1. I play tfc rather regularly and I never had a problem with it.
A kind friend gave me another headset that was a bit nicer. I will call this headset 2. Again, both headsets work fine for tfc.
One day I decide to try out tf2. No one could hear me in game. I messed around with my audio properties, I messed around with the mic… no help whatsoever. Headset 1 refused to work in tf2. I would flip over to tfc, and it worked but the moment I flipped back over to tf2 it didnt work. I figured I had a setting somewhere goofy, but I couldnt pinpoint it.
Headset 2 DID work on both tho so I tossed out headset 1 which was the logitech.
A year later… headset 2 starts to crackle and cut out and I need a new headset. I forgot about my problems a year ago, so I go out and buy another logitech… headset 3. I play tfc and everyone can hear me.
My kid fires up tf2 and starts complaining that people cant hear him. I dig headset 2 out of the garbage and plug it in, (I didnt even close out of the game… I just unplugged one and plugged the other in) BINGO! people could hear him. (It was crackling like there was a short, but they could hear him). I tossed out headset 2 again, I returned headset 3 and purchased a different brand and now am playing both tfc and tf2 with headset 4! lol.
Moral of the story, sometimes it is just easier to return one product and purchase a different brand.