No one is playing

I will play you when I get back from holiday, you lonely soul.

Na...doesnt work like that...you don't get a walkover unless your invite is accepted so you will have 20 rejected invites. I don't think the system matches you with active players, based on when I used to send out random invites. Too many defaulted to reject
so I don't bother any more. Just get yourself a cosy group of skill matched friends to avoid disappointment

Lol I just started a new account, and on my old one am used to having 10 games or so going.....sit with my coffee in the mornings and do scrabble before reading the paper. I guess you have to play awhile before the computer matches you with those who are
playing. In a week I'll have 20 walkovers is all

im always starting new characters, got all the acheevos so im just havin fun with it

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IS XBOXONE GOING TO PUT A STOP TOO ALL THIS GLICHING

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A console, no matter how robust it may be, won't stop this nuisance from happening but I agree that Microsoft needs to step up to the plate if it's to get any better. You referenced EA where there's an ongoing "Missile Glitch" problem plaguing MASS Effect
3's Platinum lobbies which has turned many players away for good. To be fair to EA/BioWare, they did engineer a patch last Christmas which temporarily solved the problem, but of course eventually the losers found a way past it. Apparently, it's a considerable
expense to the developers each time that they add a patch to XBOXLive's Network, not to mention the costs of engineering it in the first place. What's EA to do there? Spend tens of thousands of dollars each week to patch something that soon becomes ineffective?
What's not happening is effective enforcement on XBOXLive's end, we're instructed to use the 'Report Tools' which clearly includes exploiting in game infections "known or unknown" to no avail. Customer Support will tell us that it's EA's responsibility because
it's their servers (never mind that it's on XBOXLive) and nothing gets done about it, it's now become accepted behaviour with ME3.



While the technology and games evolve, the people who purchase and play them don't evolve so rapidly, if at all. Gamers are the same as pro athletes, very competitive and always looking for an edge, which also means many will cheat JUST AS LONG AS THEY
CAN GET AWAY WITH IT. Here's an idea for M$, instead of this "algorithm" nonsense to quantify human behaviour for a 'Rep' system that no one cares about, why not systematically identify and eliminate those who make life difficult for the honest gamer (and
developers) who play by the rules, and while you're at it? Classify those 'Rapid Fire' 3rd Party Controllers for the Modded Accessory that they are, instead of endorsing them for the love of the all mighty dollar...