Gaming: League Of Legends Might Be Adding Public Voice Chat—and As Someone...

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MOBAs are interesting videogames—imagine, if you will, a slot machine. Then imagine that slot machine takes forty minutes to do one pull of the arm, and also it's yelling colourful and exciting swearwords at you in a language you don't understand the entire time. That's sort of what playing a MOBA with public voice chat is like.

League of Legends might be joining those hallowed halls of flaming, as suggested by files found on the public build environment (PBE) by SkinSpotlights on X. The files in question include reports for "VOICE COMMS ABUSE", as well as entries for a comms panel that include voice options for party or team.

Voice Comms Abuse reporting has been added to the PBE 16.5 pic.twitter.com/RdRTNcVSTyFebruary 18, 2026

Source: PC Gamer