As an eSports game, Rocket League requires fast communication and teamwork to succeed. Voice chat is an effective communication method for Cheap Rocket League Credits many eSports, so its removal from the game was a surprise to many players.

In a new report, Psyonix detailed what changes will be coming to voice chat when it returns in an upcoming update, and the overhaul brings with it many useful options for customizing the Rocket League experience. Players will have a persistent connection to party chat between games, seamlessly switching to team chat during matches. Device options and selective player muting will also be available, an especially welcome feature considering how easy voice chat is for toxic players to abuse.

The removal of voice chat last year was an issue mitigated with third-party solutions like Discord, but it could still be frustrating to Rocket League Credits For sale console players - especially since the Nintendo Switch lacks a convenient voice chat solution. Fortunately, games like Fortnite have already implemented in-game voice chat without much issue, and it seems like Rocket League will follow suit, especially since it comes from the same publisher as Fortnite. Psyonix clarified in a reply to the news release that voice chat will work cross-platform, so hopefully, the problems with voice chat on consoles will be mitigated as soon as the update launches on May 9.