Most pros prefer having this setting at lower volumes with Rocket League Trading a few exceptions, of course. These outliers prefer transition speeds between two and three, which bumps up to an average of 1.188.Communication in a competitive game is essential to ensure good coordination between players quickly and efficiently. Players who have access to good communication can set up plays they wouldn’t be able to make on their own.

According to Psyonix, Voice Chat in Rocket League is returning from May 9th, and here’s everything we know so far about how it will work in this new iteration.

How Voice Chat works in Rocket League.

Players will not have any trouble enabling the option to use Voice Chat in Rocket League, as it will be enabled by default. Players will only need to plug in a headset to hear and respond to their teammates.

There will be a new Voice Chat tab in the friends list menu. Players who access this new tab can join, switch, or leave channels, either through the main menu or the pause menu within matches. There RL Trading will be two different voice channels: Party Chat and Team Chat.

Party Chat is the way players will communicate with their friends. Whenever a Voice Chat-enabled player creates a party, they will automatically join the Party Voice Channel. Other players can join the channel and communicate in and out of matches as the connection persists between games.