Microsoft is preparing to increase the impact of its new reputation system, with changes being made to offer direct feedback to those labelled as “needs work” and “avoid me” on Xbox Live.
Starting this month, those placed in the "needs work" category will begin to receive warnings as their reputation drops. Microsoft has been collecting community feedback on players since the launch of the console, which will be used to try and get these individuals on the right track.
For those that have dipped into the “avoid me” category, penalties will limit their ability for matchmaking and possibly result in suspension of some services. This includes Twitch broadcasting, which came to the platform in an earlier March update.
For more on the new system, check out the
Xbox Wire post. What are your thoughts on a console platform rewarding or penalising behaviour? Is it needed for better online experiences? Let us know in the comments below.
Posted 05:27pm 27/3/14
Posted 06:15pm 27/3/14
Still ridiculous over PC stances aside it is an interesting topic as to "how much admin is the right amount of admin".
Its just human nature to push. Most people just want to get along but some want to just watch the internet burn. What is reasonable isn't always clear. We have conflict in Syria right now because some say the government is tyrannical but the government says the rebels are outsider terrorists and it just spins full circle.
How does Syria relate to Xbox One some might ask? Human nature.
Also: F*** consoles.
Posted 08:12pm 27/3/14
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Posted 05:46pm 28/3/14