While Teamspeak was always ahead when it came to memes and self-irony on its own X channel, its competitor Discord was much more convincing as software for voice chats and communities. However, that should change in 2025, because the online meeting point of your excessive Counter-Strike phase in the mid-2000s is planning its big comeback.
New look, old meanness
However, this doesn't happen without a little swipe towards Discord. A post on X promotes the new streaming features of the upcoming update.
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Ina commentYou will then find the link to the Discord support page, which will tell you how to cancel your Nitro subscription with the competitor. There had already been a few days beforea similar joke, but the link led to instructions on how to delete your Discord account.
What can the new Teamspeak do?
As the X post shows, the interface is getting a major overhaul and looks, well, a bit more like Discord.
On the left side you will find the server list and also your contacts, followed by group chats and your own bookmarks. The server has individual channels, which in the example are divided according to video games.
The channels themselves have their own text chat under the stream window, which users can start themselves and share with other channel members.
The streams can be in1440p and 60 FPSbe transferred. For this quality, the Nitro subscription is required for Discord. It is currently unknown whether Teamspeak will introduce a similar model.
Servers can also be rented and managed directly in the application via Teamspeak. Until now, players have had to set up a server themselves or rent it from an external provider.
According to the countdown in the posts on X, the new Teamspeak should already be available. It remains to be seen whether there is useful software behind the memes and whether it will be developed as a real alternative to Discord. When it comes to functions, Teamspeak is more similar to its competitor and offers modern community management.
