Chat Through TV Speakers, Absolutely Tired Of It

I'm sure it has been discussed many times over since the launch of the Xbox One and I am posting yet another thread on the subject.

Microsoft it is about time you add an option that allows your end users (you know, those of us who spent our money on your console) to control what comes out over our speakers. I am tired of playing games and having to plug in a headset so I don't hear
the random non-sense of people who have no clue their Kinect mic is on or are in general chat. The option to do this very function is available on your last console, and I am no software engineer but it should not be an OS breaking function to bring the same
option to you latest console. There are numerous forum post here and throughout the internet of users wanting the same thing, I don't want to have to depend on software companies to have settings in their games to do so, they are too hard at work milking
us with micro-transactions and season passes to worry about such things anymore. I don't want to disconnect my Kinect in order to game in silence as that would defeat the purpose of me even having purchased the device, I actually use it on a regular basis,
BUT NOT TO CHAT! I am also tired of having to have my headset plugged in with the mic muted, defeats the whole wireless thing. I can disable the Kinect mic for chat, but I can not prevent random chat over my speakers it is senseless and frustrating to no
end. I'm being antisocial I just like to play multiplayer content without talking at times so don't punish me for doing so. So please get all those well paid engineers together and ask them to brainstorm the puzzle that is enabling this option for this generation,
I and many others like me would be eternally grateful.

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My son's xbox!

Does he have the chat going through the headset and speakers on the TV? If so try removing the option for the TV speakers. It might help.

 

Xbox 360 Bluetooth Wireless Headset Echoing Issues

try turning down ur tv. if that doesnt work tweek ur chat volume. turn off chat through tv speakers...