Hero Client · Platform
Community
Friends, parties, guilds and in-game voice — wired to your Hero Account and rendered inside the client you already play with.
The platform
Everything a community needs, in the mod menu.
The Social Hub lives inside the client — press M, open Social, and your people are there. Presence is live, voice is in-game, and every system is optional.
Friends
Add friends, see who is online and what they are playing, and jump straight into their session. Presence is live — no refresh, no stale list. Your friends list is part of your Hero Account, so it follows you between machines.
Parties & guilds
Group up with a party to share waypoints and keep a party voice channel open. Guilds add shared chat, a roster and pooled statistics — the persistent home for the people you play with every day.
Voice chat
In-game voice chat sessions with push-to-talk (default: V), an independent volume channel and noise-aware levels — so game audio, voice and notifications never fight each other.
Under the hood
Presence that is actually live.
No stale lists, no "last seen yesterday". The Social Hub streams presence from the sessions your friends are in — and your own presence travels with your account.
| System | What it does | Keybind / entry |
|---|---|---|
| Friends | Add friends, see who is online and what they are playing, and join their session in one click. | Mod menu → Social |
| Parties | Group up, share waypoints between members and keep a party voice channel open while you play. | Social Hub |
| Guilds | Guild chat, roster and shared statistics — the persistent home for the people you play with daily. | Social Hub |
| Voice chat | In-game voice sessions with push-to-talk and an independent volume channel in the mixer. | V (push-to-talk) |
| HeroProfile | Your identity card — name, health, food, XP and gamemode — visible to friends and guildmates. | Social Hub |
Something not working?
Bugs, crashes and account questions all route through the support page — FAQ first, then Discord, then the support portal. The client's crash handler produces a detailed report you can attach to any report.