Friendly reminder to please....

[YojimboM]

If this annoys you, feel free to leave the static and/or voice cha.

I mean, it's inconsiderate and rude of someone to let their screaming kid be heard by all 7 other members of a static when that one person can just mute their mic. No one wants to hear a screaming kid, it's not adding anything, and it's disruptive to communication when doing content. The parent should be using push-to-talk instead.

It's kinda mindboggling that your first solution here is "if you don't like it, then just leave" when the other person is being inconsiderate to the entire group.

Push to Talk isn’t very convenient for controller players. Just an FYI.

You know what else is inconvenient for any person in any location or situation and everyone else in their vicinity? Incessant ear-shattering screeching because someone either can't or won't control their children in public. It's rude. The person with kids needs to have some respect of the other members of the group and either stay muted or deal with using push-to-talk regardless of controller or not.

Honestly, it's not a question of "parenting" or anything else, it's common courtesy to not disturb people around you. It's the same thing as people coughing in public without covering their mouths, spitting gum out on sidewalks, or not putting toilet seats/lids down before flushing.

[HyoMinPark]

You know what else is inconvenient for any person in any location or situation and everyone else in their vicinity? Incessant ear-shattering screeching because someone either can't or won't control their children in public. It's rude. The person with kids needs to have some respect of the other members of the group and either stay muted or deal with using push-to-talk regardless of controller or not.

Honestly, it's not a question of "parenting" or anything else, it's common courtesy to not disturb people around you. It's the same thing as people coughing in public without covering their mouths, spitting gum out on sidewalks, or not putting toilet seats/lids down before flushing.

If this is the case, kindly ask them to Mute themselves. Or have a Discord admin mute them: members of a server with privileges to mute members can do this. Controller users have to remove their hands from a controller to active Push to Talk, so muting oneself is preferable.

If I have noise on my end, I mute myself. That’s simply easier for me during a fight. Especially since I don’t do any sort of call outs.