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Riot Games has postponed the launch of team voice chat for League of Legends, which had been announced for NA/OCE regions in the upcoming 26.20 patch. The League of Legends Dev Team said on social media that the feature was pushed back to meet quality standards, but did not give a new release date or specify the reason for the delay.
After 17 years without built-in voice communication for full teams, Riot Games is rolling out team-wide voice chat in League of Legends starting with Patch 26.20. The feature launches first in North America and Oceania, with other regions like Korea, Brazil and Latin America potentially following depending on how the rollout goes. Players need an Honor level of 3 or higher to speak, though anyone can listen, and Riot is also introducing customizable 'voice skins' along with improved noise cancellation and connection stability.