Rocket League’s Voice Chat Feature Is Coming Back!

Rocket League’s Voice Chat

Psyonix, the developers behind Rocket League have announced the voice chat feature is coming back. The feature is supposed to come back with an update, which got released on May 9. This feature had actually been removed from the game since the 2.04 update that got released last year.

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A blog post released by the developer reads, “No matter how good your mechanical skill level, solid teamwork is essential. The ability to talk with your teammates offers the chance to coordinate powerful offensive attacks and celebrate insane plays with your team. Communication remains key all the way up to the pro level, with Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) teams developing their own extensive comms strategies.”

The post also mentions that the voice chat will be on by default.

To use the feature, all one would need to do is plug in a headset. The feature will allow users to access two voice channels, Party Chat and even Team Chat.

This all will be accessible from the Voice Chat tab in the Friends List. Players will be able to jump in between all the channels by pressing pause in-game. Also, there’s even a fine-tune Voice Chat experience setting in which players can customize chat options.

According to the developers, when a player is in a voice channel, they’ll see Speaking and Muted Mic options. Speaking will indicate that someone is talking with a green icon above. However, the other Muted Mic option will show that they don’t have a microphone or the player has muted them.

The developer even released a detailed list of every option available:

Party Chat – The perfect way to talk with friends! Players with Voice Chat enabled will enter the Party Voice Channel when they create or join a Party. Players will be able to communicate both in and out of matches as the connection persists between games.

Team Chat – For those who want to talk with their team! Players with Voice Chat enabled will enter the Team Voice Channel when they join a team in a match. This connection will end automatically as the game finishes, and then begin anew when you join a new match.

Voice Input/Output – These device options are available on PC and let players change audio sources easily whether you’re rocking the streamer mic or the controller headset.

Voice Chat Method – Open Mic is the default Voice Chat setting so that players do not need to press unnecessary buttons when trying to communicate when hitting those double flip resets. Players who prefer to use Push-to-Talk can enable that in the Settings menu. These players will need to bind the PTT button to something that suits them from the Controls tab.

Mute – We also know everyone uses Voice Chat in different ways, so Players will also be able to Mute individuals in their Voice Channel. This can be done by selecting their names in the Voice Chat tab and choosing Mute.

Well with that said, what do you think about the Rocket League Voice Chat feature coming back? Do let us know your thoughts by dropping a comment down below!

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