You're in a clutch situation when all of a sudden your teammates decide to backseat game. They start telling you how bad you are in one hundred imaginative ways.
This was simple to create with binds in CS:GO's console, and even then Valve devs decided to add it to the menus. Hopefully Riot will follow their example, until then, we present the much requested Valorant Clutch Bind!
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To put it simply, this application will listen for a keypress of your choice that will toggle your voice chat audio.
There are two separate audio streams created by the Valorant application -- Valorant and RiotClientServices. The former is where the game sounds are sent and the latter is where the chat goes. All this code does is listen for a keypress and mute/unmute the RiotClientServices audio stream.
Technically, we're reading every key while it's open, but it's completely open source and plain to see that there's no storage or networking of any kind that would be doing anything nefarious with your keypresses.
We're essentially just adjusting the Volume Mixer for you, so we don't think so!
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