Raidcall is a voice chat based software made especially for gaming. I have tried out this software before to play league of legends or another online game while talking to friends, before this I was a regular at skype group chats, however, my friend found this software that uses less bandwidth and is very user friendly after you learn the tricks there is to it. I am willing to help organize a group, (moderator, admin for the group) I think this software could provide a really neat experience for our vizzed gaming experience, creating a net play sessions, private channels, casual chat channels etc. This is just a suggestion, give me your  opinions, PM me if interested. http://www.raidcall.com/index.html  I'll gladly try to show the basics. Or create a group. hopefully we can this community deserves the best type of experience. Love all you guys hopefully get nice responses. (Add me in raidcall user: collapz3 leave a message sayingyou are from vizzed so I am sure to know who you are thanks) 

I don't think raidcall is a good idea, I tested and there was problems with them. Let me tell you the problems we might be facing if we ever switch; the most common one is people overlapping there voice and that can be very annoying when you playing and run across a boss. Another problem is that it doesn't have a big player base, I hear people use team speak for gaming and it has little to no problems. The thing to notices is on there FAQ they state that you need good Internet and drivers for anyone to use raidcall so that could be a problem for older systems. Lastly raidcall does not work on vizzed website because riadcall is for games in full screen not in small GBA websites.

the way I see it, we don't really need it and if we do use it people would stop using the chat room to save on Viz which will not be good thing. One more thing please fix your layout, random background with green text is almost unreadable.

IMO, teamspeak is the best option. 

I personally prefer it over Skype, ventrilo, etc.

I would offer up my server, but I dunno if all the people that use it would necessarily use family friendly language.