The setting works on chat messages as well, but we recommend only using it if things have gotten out of hand. “Always”: One step away from the next setting on our list, changing this option to “Always” means that users will never have to hear a player they don’t know speak.
By combining “Only in non-competitive queue” with the “Mute Enemy Team” option above, users can limit conversation to their teammates without worrying about the enemy team dragging them down. Once the player joins a competitive game where communication is more important, CSGO automatically unmutes teammates. This means that a user can join a friend in deathmatch and hear them just fine, they just won’t have to hear anyone else. “Only in non-competitive queue”: This is the middle setting for “Mute All But Friends,” quieting the game’s out of control casual and deathmatch modes while automatically allowing communication between the player and teammates in a competitive match.The setting doesn’t allow enemies to communicate with the player in situations where they normally wouldn’t be able to, such as in CSGO’s competitive queue. “No”: Setting “Mute All But Friends” to “No” means that players will be able to hear voice chat and see chat messages from all players.The “Mute All But Friends” setting has three levels of mute to choose from, each one more strict than the one before. Take control of CSGO with “Mute All But Friends”
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