Razer Comms: LoL Scouter is here!

July 07 2015

The LoL Scouter feature in Razer Comms is a Riot approved tool that allows you to automatically create a voice chat amongst friends of Razer Comms in the same team. Additionally, it allows you to scout your teammates and opponent's LoL skill level before the match. To make it even easier, there's an easy to paste URL that serves as an alternative method to join the calls.

How to get started

Upon your first log in to LoL, Razer Comms will automatically detect your LoL account and will prompt users to authenticate their account. To download click the button below.

When does the Scouter appear?

Upon starting a match, the LoL Scouter will be shown in the loading screen.

LoL Voice Chat with Friends

Razer Comms will automatically detect mutual friends on Razer Comms. After the voice call has been started it will show the call duration as well as provide a URL to share with others for a quick way to join the call for teammates who does not have Razer Comms and those who are not friends on their call list. For existing Comms users, paste the URL in the LoL Scouter window to join on the bottom right.

While in game you can gain quick access to the LoL Scouter clicking the Icon via in the Razer Comms in-game overlay.

[image loading]

[image loading]

Please log in with your teamliquid.net account to post a comment.

Meet the 2023 TL Interns! Meet our 2023 interns! Get to know some of the interns that are doing great work at TL in 2023 - and that will end up doing great work in esports in the future. Through our paid internship program, we seek out budding behind-the-scenes esports talents and give them the opportunities and experiences needed to thrive in a competitive industry. We hope to help pave the way for the next generation of esports both in and out of the server.

League of Legends | CS:GO Liquid Community: Heelz, the resident memer Fans are what make Team Liquid great, so we're spotlighting one of the most dedicated members of the Liquid community today: Heelz! Learn more about our resident memer through this Q&A, including how he became a Liquid fan, his favorite moment in Liquid history, and whether he'd choose to fight 100 duck-sized horses or 1 horse-sized duck.

The Liquid Review - April 2023 It's been an interesting start to the year for many of the Liquid teams, to say the least. Upsets and disappointments abound despite star-studded rosters across League of Legends, VALORANT, and CS:GO — although stalwart high performers like Team Liquid Brazil and rapha continue to establish themselves as powerhouses in their respective esports. Regardless, April brings with it plenty of opportunities for a turnaround. Catch up with the latest in Liquid with the Liquid Review.

Liquid Review 2043 2043 has been an eventful year for Liquid, with Punished Dabuz getting his first Turbo Major win at Pound Infinite, CorEliGeBox terrorizing three esports at once, and our qualification to the RLCS 2042 Afterschool Championship. Join us as we reminisce a little on the rise of Netscape, the joining of the Tac FPS's, the rise of Quake Unleashed, and many more things.