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Roughly a month ago. No one knows what specifically caused it, but a vast amount of players cannot use their mics in TF2, as the feed is choppy, high-pitched, and incomprehensible.
Mics work fine in other games such as Counter-Strike or Garry's Mod. TF2 is the only game suffering from this glitch.
Valve has yet to address it.
They did this without resampling, i.e. your voice is recorded in 11025hz, but is sent as 22050hz. Thus resulting in the mic problems.
The fact that no one thought this through is proof enough that whoever is working on TF2 has no clue what they're doing.
That's because the dev team has zero clue how to fix it. Frankly, I wonder how they got a job at a video game company when they make basic errors like this.
Man and right before MyM they had amped up VAC to actually work.
Tho it has been 4 years since their last game...