More transparency could go a long way.
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I really dont know whats going on, I dont want to spread negativity here, but its really strange how it is going everything.
From “fine-tunning” server’s files, its more than 3 months and no information about it. If TeamSpeak wont step up fast, project will become history.
There is no reasons to move from Discord to TeamSpeak.
My opinion is, that TeamSpeak needs bottom things asap, if you want to survive.
- TeamSpeak 6 server files
- TeamSpeak screenshare p2s
- Sending files in the chat 100 MB+ (dont know why is media uploaded to your servers, its only making more costs to your infrastructure. When there will be self host, I hope it wont stay like that).
- Improvements when sending media in the chat (video, audio, …).
- New mobile app, which support video share, sharing media to chat, … - this should be high priority
As I could see, I think there are 2/3 developers for whole project, I might be wrong but Its definitely not their fault. This project needs more developers for sure, but I stopped commenting things just lost faith that it will go in the right direction.
As I said many times, here are loyal people who want the best to this project, but silence is killing me and as I can see others too.
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I’ll just presume that TS6 has been abandoned, lets put aside server files updates talk for just one second. There hasn’t even been any updates on TS6 itself??? Look at the last time TS6 client was even updated with any sort of communication LMAO… god knows what they’re even doing at this point. Might be time to move on lads, screenshare on discord and talk through teamspeak 3
The year in the changelog is not accurate, the last update was released in January 2025 and upcoming updates are currently tested with our testers.
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I see, so here’s the correct image then
My case still stands even with the corrected typo in the client from YEAR pointed out from 2024 to 2025, its been a little over 4 MONTHS since any sort of update regarding the client. There are tons of people posting bug reports and feedback but it doesn’t seem like anything is being implemented at all, let alone even being acknowledged by staff.
Can we get an update on what is being WORKED on? What are things we can look FORWARD TO in the next update? As of right now everyone outside from the dev and “testing” team have no idea of what’s happening behind the scenes, no dates, nothing at all.
And now a suggestion from myself if it even comes to light, a roadmap of future development plans, even a Trello page that gets updated by the team so we can see how development is going, or if you want to keep it nice and simple… just be transparent with us and post your updates on the forums.
I’m not here to shitpost you guys, just like myself and most people here and this thread, we want Teamspeak to thrive and actually be better than Discord, but at least in my eyes it’s really going into a slippery slope going downwards.
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The forum is updated daily by staff. They are very active and sort and merge posts and also reply to most/attempt to help. Many of the problems are known and in some individual cases it is difficult to help if no exact how to is known and so it cannot be recreated.
The post here in the thread is exactly about what will come in the next update/updates:
- Hardware Acceleration
- TS6 Server & Communities Stabilisation
- Community Plans & Badges
- Screenshare on MacOS
- 2FA
- Username Change & Account management
Of course, fixes and changes are collected and not an update is created for every little thing as long as it is not an urgent fix for a critical problem.
But yes, I agree with you that realistic dates or dates at all would be practical. Even if it can’t always be kept, it’s better to hear it: The update can be expected in such and such a time instead of just silence.
In 2019 there was once a trello road map. But I think one of the reasons why it was cancelled at the time was that it put too much pressure on them.
I’m also not happy with how Teamspeak communicates everything. Teamspeak has never been known for communicating well, so any news you can pick up is all the more pleasing. But compared to the past, communication has improved. I would also like to see Teamspeak return to its former glory, even if it’s not very realistic.
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As I could read from staff’s replies there are improvements in client but still no ts6 server files… 
Correct me if im wrong, didnt find news about ts6 files.
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I’ll keep it a buck, those topics have been in this thread since the day the thread was made but have any of those been implemented yet? Not that I’ve seen but a step for sure to show what they want to work on.
That’s good to know but its a bummer that they’ve completely stopped the Trello, even if they don’t meet their deadline at least we can see it’s still being worked on and progress is being made.
That’s what I mean, “ANY NEWS we can pick up on”. Communication is key but without it will just send everything into a downwards spiral. Even a “Hey, we’re working on these bugs, and this is what we have implemented so far with pictures” even without release dates would suffice and keep most people happy. What’s even more funny is this user is posting almost the exact reply as myself but for TEAMSPEAK 5; scary part is that he mentioned 6 MONTHS since the last update.
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I won’t say much, except that I felt forced to cancel my community server. The reasons for this have already been listed by plenty of other community members.
This is sad because, I think many other’s do want to support you as well, but tbh. we can’t trust you blindly after this rocky past…
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I agree. I also tried moving all my friends (and their friends) over to TeamSpeak — now would be the perfect time for it, and it’s a shame the TeamSpeak team is missing the opportunity. One major feature that kept many people on Discord was screen sharing. Unfortunately, TS6 screen sharing is still missing critical updates and improvements. It’s buggy, laggy, and overall unreliable.
On top of that, the official server rental locations are very limited. After just one day of testing, no one kept using the screen sharing feature. And months later, there’s still complete silence from the devs. At this point, it’s honestly easier to deal with Discord’s changes than to wait a decade between updates from TeamSpeak.
I’m also canceling my community subscription — and even the highest tier offers very few slots. I doubt I’ll be able to convince my friends to switch to TeamSpeak again. At this point, it seems more realistic to hope for a new alternative to appear than to expect anything from the current developers.
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Great, badges distributed after such a long time, now just release those new server files and we’re home
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It’s been two months and still no update
