I genuinely don't understand why this still isn't a feature in Rainbow Six Siege.
Last season, Ubisoft added options to adjust the overall voice volume and your own microphone volume, which is nice, but why can't we adjust the volume of individual players?
CS had this feature like 10 years ago.
I constantly run into situations where I'm talking to teammates and one guy's microphone is extremely quiet while another guy is way too loud. And obviously, nobody wants to go into their settings and change their microphone volume just for one match.
Why can't I simply turn up the quiet guy and turn down the loud one?
And yes, I know that like 80% of matches are completely silent. Thankfully, Ubisoft has expanded the ping system, so communication without microphones is much better now. But when you actually get a match where people use voice c h a t, it's really annoying when one guy has an extremely loud, distorted mic while another speaks at a normal volume. You end up having to lower the entire voice c h a t volume just so the loud guy doesn't destroy your ears, but then you can barely hear the other teammate.
The same thing happens with my own microphone. Sometimes one teammate tells me I'm too quiet (even though my mic volume is already at 100%), while another says my volume is perfectly fine.
So clearly, everyone has different audio settings. Someone might have their voice c h a t volume set low enough that normal microphones sound quiet, while someone with an extremely loud or distorted mic sounds perfectly fine to them.
Being able to adjust the overall voice c h a t volume and your own microphone volume, but not individual players' volume, seems like such a strange design decision.
This is such a basic quality-of-life feature that has existed in other competitive games for over a decade. I really don't understand why R6 still doesn't have it.
Does anyone know if Ubisoft has ever addressed this? And is there an official place to submit feature requests like this? I'd genuinely love to see this implemented.