CrossPlatform Multiplayer doesn't work

Hey there

what you mean with restriction? If you setted everything the same way...

Anyway this account is able to play online normally? The problem is only with friends?

that would be somehthing i would love to kick some playststion or pc players butts.

They have supported it. They choose not to anymore apparently.

to get this thread back on track i am all for crossplatform games. i am really hoping microsoft start to support it.

I definitely understand that. But I feel that crossplatform multiplay should be left up to the developer. If someone wants to make a FPS where PS4 and Xbox One plays together then it is up to the players to take it or leave it. I don't feel that inane limitations
like this should be put in place by Microsoft. They did such a good job remedying issues that players found with the Xbox One pre-release. And they have been on top of the ball regarding updates. But for full circle they need to re-review their policies. It
is silly, Square Enix -wanted- Final Fantasy 14 on the Xbox One, but Microsoft was "Nope, sorry, we don't want our gamers to play with people on other platforms". That is such a depressing though really. It is still great for me to fire up Final Fantasy 11
and be able to play with people from all corners of the internet regardless of the platform.

I can help but feel that an adjustment of such a policy would help Microsoft in the long run. I mean not getting a popular game because your policies prevent as such is -never- good business.

In all honestly I would rebuy many of my PC games for the Xbox One if a developer was to put it on the console with crossplatform play just because I love the controller alone. Now do keep in mind that is all up to if the developer wanted to port a game
to the Xbox One. But you are likelier a chance when one is able to than when the opportunity is an impossibility, yes?

Furthermore keeping gamers happy is how you maintain a revenue stream. At my current position with no prospective exclusives in the future, and polices that are doing more harm than good, I am definitely considering selling my Xbox One. What does that mean
for Microsoft exactly? 1. No more revenue from my for Xbox Live. And 2. A lost sale on an Xbox One as someone buys mine is out of the pool for buying one new. Now don't get e wrong, that is not much in the near limitless pocketbook of Microsoft, but enough
of such occurrences will cause harm. And it definitely doesn't help with how -relatively- poor the Xbox One is selling.

It is a similar situation to what I had with the Vita. Purchased it and played for a while. No games were coming out so I traded it for a 3DS. And now that they have games again I bought a -used- one for 100$. But you better believe I have only purchased
used games and not bother with PSN+ for the Vita.

Honestly though, how many people would you know would go out and buy a gaming platform after reading that the company behind it refused big-name titles? Anecdotal as it is, but I know several that have avoided the Xbox One for just that reason.