Want to use or mute voice chat in Monster Hunter Wilds? While it's a multiplayer game, you're not obligated to chat. However, if you want to use in-game voice chat (instead of Discord or other party chat), here's how to manage the settings.
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All voice chat settings are within the game's audio options. Access the options menu (either in-game or from the main menu), navigate to the third tab from the right, and scroll down to find the "Voice Chat" setting. You'll find three options: Enable, Disable, and Push-to-Talk. "Enable" keeps voice chat constantly active; "Disable" turns it off completely; and "Push-to-Talk" activates voice chat only when you press a designated key (keyboard only).
Beyond the basic on/off settings, you can also adjust the "Voice Chat Volume" to control the audio level. The "Voice Chat Auto-Toggle" option lets you prioritize voice chat for either your current quest members, your link party members, or disable auto-switching entirely. Quest members are those currently participating in your active hunt, while link party members are those in a party with you, useful for collaborative story progression.
That covers voice chat in Monster Hunter Wilds. While the in-game audio quality may not match dedicated communication apps, it's a convenient built-in option, particularly helpful for cross-platform play.
