Warzone 2 Proximity Chat Not Working Fix

Warzone 2 Proximity Chat Not Working Fix for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox

Knowing how to fix Warzone 2 Proximity Chat not working for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One can help players start to enjoy one of the game’s unique aspects. Hearing enemy players can be enormous fun!

How to fix Warzone 2 Proximity Chat not working

To fix Warzone 2 Proximity Chat not working on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One, players should:

  • Ensure Proximity Chat is enabled in the Settings menu.
    • Go to Settings > Audio > Voice Chat > Proximity Chat and turn it “On.”
    • If the setting is already set to “On,” turn it “Off” and exit the menu. Then re-enter and turn it “On.”
    • Go to Settings > Audio > Channels > Game Voice Channel and set it to “All Lobby.”
  • On PC, make sure the “Voice Chat Device” is correct.
    • It’s important that this setting is configured correctly, otherwise enemy chatter won’t come through.
  • Increase Voice Chat volume.
    • Whether in the Audio settings or on your headset itself, ensuring the Voice Chat is turned up will allow enemies to be heard.
  • If Voice Chat issues continue, check the game’s social media for any updates.
    • The official Call of Duty Twitter account can be visited here.
    • And Raven Software can be found here.

To see if voice chat issues are a problem that Raven Software is actively working on, check the official Warzone 2 Trello board here.

If none of the above fixes help you, the next best step is to reach out to Activision Support.

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