Riot Games has postponed the addition of team voice chat to League of Legends, a feature that was originally set to be included in the 26.20 patch for certain regions. The delay was announced by the League of Legends Dev Team on social media, where they explained that the feature is being delayed to meet the high quality standards expected by the community. No new release date was given, and the company did not specify the exact reasons for the delay, only stating that it is necessary to ensure the feature is up to the required standard. The delay comes just two weeks after the initial announcement, which had sparked excitement among players who had been waiting for this feature for 17 years. Voice chat has long been a requested feature by the League of Legends community, as it would allow players to communicate more effectively during matches. Possible reasons for the delay include challenges related to moderation, ensuring that players behave appropriately in-game, and the implementation of requirements such as a minimum Honor level to qualify for voice chat access. Another potential issue is the "voice skin" concept, which allows players to customize how their voice sounds to their teammates. This feature may require additional testing to ensure it works smoothly and is well-received by players. While the delay may be disappointing for some fans, Riot Games has emphasized that the goal is to deliver a feature that meets the expectations of the community. The company has a history of prioritizing quality and player experience, and this delay appears to be in line with that philosophy.