The game's voice chat feature is also cross-platform, meaning players on consoles can use it to speak with players on PCs and vice-versa.

Players can use Diablo 4's in-game voice chat while inside parties and Clans for ease of communication. These icons will also glow when they start speaking. You can identify other people in the voice channel by the speaker icon beside their character portraits. You can change this at the Voice Chat settings in the Sound tab of the Options menu.

Note that push-to-talk is enabled by default. You can now use your push-to-talk key or speak directly into your microphone to start talking to your party or Clan members! Leave it on and they can chat with others.After making your choice, the in-game chat should notify you that you have successfully joined the channel. Turn it on and your kid won't be able to receive or send messages in the text channel. Works exactly the same way the “Voice Chat” filter does. Keep it on if you’re okay with them hearing their teammates and talking to them using a microphone. Turn this setting off if you don’t want to allow your kid to communicate with squad members via voice. When your kid teams up with random players during a match, a specific voice channel automatically becomes available for the squad. Voice Chatįortnite comes with a built-in voice chat feature. Keeping it on will let you see the names of all the other players, including the squad members. If you turn this off, your kid won’t be able to see other players’ names besides the names of people in the same squad. This feature works pretty much the same way as the previous one. Keeping it on means any player can see your name. Turning this setting off will replace your name with “Anonymous” to any player that’s not in your squad. Your account name appears on the screen when you eliminate a player or yourself are eliminated.

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