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There's an indication on the party menu on occasion in town lobbies with a face that has waves in front of it. If that has a giant red X on it, then the other person cannot hear or speak back to you.
but when you join a hunt there is no box with peoples names in or mic speaking icon?
Implementing ingame VC and setting it default on when everything has a microphone attached was probably a mistake.
My point is i can;t see anything to show the MIC is even on in any online joined hunt. Not that someone has blocked me or disabled it, that its NOT there in the first place.
If the 'option' is 'greyed out', wherever you are seeing whatever that is, then the host probably shut it off for themselves. If you're seeing this visual indication, which you initially stated that you are seeing. Onscreen somewhere, that's probably what it means.
First step I'd do is check your options menu and see if your voice chat is enabled. If everything in your system is working correctly it's on by default. If something isn't registering properly, you'll need to turn it on.
If that fails, join an actual lobby using the multiplayer cat. There is another set of visual indicators there. The thing you see with your eyes that tell you that something is working or not. If those are also not working, then you'll need to troubleshoot something outside the game.
I wouldnt call this a downgrade , I would call this capcom saving my ears from random idiots with bad mics who scream and rage at everything , i know for sure that it has saved others from me screaming about how the same person carts 3 times in the same hunt.
Giving the option to simply turn it off yourself or mute someone is better than silencing mankind for a few people who MAY cause you a few seconds of problems. Silencing mankind permanently is never the option and never the right choice.
Most people do not want to receive mic feedback screeching or horrific, unbalanced background noise.
Most people do not have their settings correct to do these things, and cause 1 or 2.
You do have the option. It's in the option menu. It's clearly labeled what the option is.
It's even on by default, but only in consensual lobbies.
I'm all for free speech, but this is one of the scenarios that doesn't apply in any iteration you might imagine. People pay for the experience of the game produced by Capcom, and limiting the incoherent screeching that an additional feature might bring about isn't censoring, it's sensible action on their part to make a polished game.
An additional feature in a game that is actively detrimental to the entire structure of the game in the first place is something to be thankful for, not expect to be on all the time.
This ♥♥♥♥ is universally better being entirely outside the game in the first place and done using 3rd party applications, as is the way it's been done for the last 30 years.