Cheating
Recently, however, we noticed that some players were using blocks to avoid playing against upstanding players, as well as negatively impact their rep, specifically in ranked play. As this was never the intent of the system, the Xbox team has pushed out a recent update that will ignore player blocks in the following (ranked) MCC playlists:
- Halo 2: Anniversary - Team Doubles - Halo: CE - Halo 2 - Halo 3 - Halo 4 - Team HardcoreThese playlists will no longer respect the list of players you’ve blocked, meaning if you keep losing to someone named frankie, you won’t be able to simply block them to avoid matching with them again. Blocking frankie will, however, mean you won’t get messages or be able to chat with him, and as always, if you do encounter a player who creates a negative experience, you can still leave the appropriate feedback for this player. Player block lists will still be respected in all unranked playlists, as social playlists are not impacted in the same way that ranked playlists are.
We’re keeping a close eye on feedback, and will continue to work with the Xbox team on adjustments to tune reputation for the best online experience for everyone. As always, thanks for your feedback – keep it coming.
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that means i have to play with the whole mexican ,brasilian and something else again and again ???
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I DONT WANT TO play with these people !!! i life in germany and EVERY game i have someone from southamerica. thats the reason why i blocked them. We have a 500ms delay with these people.
these joinking system is alive to hold MY playing experience as high as possible . Then let me use it right. If i dont want to play with these i will backout in every game i know there is someone from SA. WOW good job 343 that makes for sure the matchmaking alot faster…
joinking idiots, you give us this totally crap of a game and now you want to fist my a… THX 343 and MS