MGO Voice Chat (Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain)

in incentive

DRANCH
that's it. The incentive is micro cut in (I even did a check. Everything worked), but in the game I simply cannot be heard. Stands on the machine

How to make a chat with a hotkey?

xxxOMEGAxxx
go to Steam settings. There will be a voice tab. There you can set a hotkey

Flippy1801
It doesn't work, MGO doesn't use steam features

Flippy1801
And about your problem, try to set your microphone (the one through which you want to speak) as standard in the settings of sound recording devices

xxxOMEGAxxx
already

but most people have the opposite problem - how to turn off the microphone in the game itself = /

How to turn it off damn I play like an idiot everyone hears me

Good question, by the way. As far as I know, you cannot turn off the voice communication in the game, because it is built-in. Plus, the game does not have any sound settings at all, either in the single or online, except for sound notifications.

Amers posted a couple of ways how to turn off the voice chat. I will not insert the link, just a copy of the information from the source. Infa is all in English, but I think even a 5th grader will be able to understand what, where and why.

1 way. It disconnects the rest of the players, i.e. you won't hear them. Suitable for those who are tired of blocking everyone.
Right click speaker icon in system tray.
Select Playback Devices.
Select a Playback Device other than what you use for sound output.
Right click it and select Set as Default Communications Device.
Hit OK.
Left click on the speaker icon in the system tray.
Click the icon below the slider on the device you chose to mute it.

Method 2. Muting your own microphone in-game.
Right click speaker icon in system tray.
Select Recording Devices.
Select a Recording Device other than your mic (maybe Stereo Mix?).
Right click it and select Set as Default Communications Device.
Right click it and select Properties.
Select the Levels Tab at the top.
Click the icon next to the slider to mute it.
Click OK.
Go into the settings of your 3rd party app and set the input device to your mic.

Personally, I used the 2nd method, because the microphone on the laptop is very sensitive and even reacts to breathing. It was very annoying. Therefore, I blocked myself, and I hear everyone else. All 2 methods are exactly working, so choose whichever one suits your taste.

UnrealNPSnake
Still not clear

Unclear.

UnrealNPSnake wrote:
Go into the settings of your 3rd party app and set the input device to your mic.
What does it mean?