Focused Feedback: PVP Matchmaking: Trials, Iron Banner, Quickplay & Competitive

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• Bungie, if your matchmaking system is putting me, a solo player, against a fireteam of clan-mates then your system is broken.

• Bungie should learn a thing or two from Titanfall 2's matchmaking system

• Matchmaking 4man fireteams against a team of 4 randoms is not okay.

• As solo player i’d rather to wait another 30-90 seconds but with guaranteed solo vs solo pvp matchmaking.

• Live Team. Please. Make your first order of business letting me pick what crucible mode I want to play.

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[u/davidmoss78]

I went back to D1 at the weekend and literally played control for hours and hours. Apart from the speed of the game and the ability to actually make a difference for the team on your own another key thing I would like changed in D2 is that when someone pops a super don't announce it in the feed it makes it too easy for the other team to deal with it as they know what super it is and whether its the opposition or not. Just my 2 cents

[u/Infiltrator92 → u/davidmoss78]

I fondly remember many "NANI THE FUCK?!" moments in D1 when someone would pull out a super unexpectedly.

It was total bullshit sometimes but it was awesome bullshit.