Probably just go back to team speak. It’s free you can literally run it on your own computer. Making your own server. It’s very low on resource requirements. I could literally run teamspeak server on the same computer that I’m video gaming on. And not have any issues.
It’s super easy to set up. The only catches you may have to configure your own router. But there’s so many Help files and walk-throughs online to do that, so there really shouldn’t be an issue there. Sidenote, if you rent your router from your Internet service provider, you may not have enough access to the router to be able to do what you need. But that’s what Best Buy is for. Go buy one. That way you aren’t paying a monthly rental fee on a router.
Probably just go back to team speak. It’s free you can literally run it on your own computer. Making your own server. It’s very low on resource requirements. I could literally run teamspeak server on the same computer that I’m video gaming on. And not have any issues.
It’s super easy to set up. The only catches you may have to configure your own router. But there’s so many Help files and walk-throughs online to do that, so there really shouldn’t be an issue there. Sidenote, if you rent your router from your Internet service provider, you may not have enough access to the router to be able to do what you need. But that’s what Best Buy is for. Go buy one. That way you aren’t paying a monthly rental fee on a router.
Team speak if you want voice + text. Mumble if you just want voice.
Steam voice is also just extremely solid and reliable if you use steam.
Is it now? It absolutely sucked for a long time, which is one reason why things like Team Speak and Discord remained prevalent in gaming.