QUOTE(I Moose I @ Sep 2 2006, 01:39 PM)
If a team of four enters matchmaking, and there isn't another match for them, they'll get host box. It isn't random, idiot. If a team then goes into matchmaking and joins their game, they WILL NOT get host.
Wow. You are doing a superb job at depicting your character. Here is exactly how it's done.
"Behind the scenes Halo 2's matchmaking works in a similar manner. You specify match criteria by choosing Optimatch, by choosing Quickmatch to quickly recall your last used criteria, or by changing your match settings once in a Pregame Lobby. You start the game from the lobby. Halo 2 then takes over, requesting a list of games that match your criteria from the Xbox Live servers,
or sometimes deciding to create a game that fits your search criteria and advertising it to others. If you're not creating then Halo 2 evaluates the list of available games, determines the game with the best connection that best matches your match criteria, and tries to join it. If the join fails another game is chosen automatically and you again try to join it. Wash , rinse, repeat, all completely automated until a match is finally made."
Link to the whole Bungie articleBasically it IS random based on the bolded statement.
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That's one of the most contradicting posts I've ever read. Let's compare the lag from xlink to XBL. Hmm. I have a perfect high green connection on XBL, and lag out of every other game on xlink. Yeah, but XBL is the more laggy of the two. Seriously, if you think that, you deserve to have your balls cut off, in hope that you can't procreate in this world.
Well you actually proved my point here. Since there is no matchmaking on XLink one person sets up the game and it host. Since they chose to be host and most likely don't have enough upstream everyone will lag. You say XBL is the less laggy of the two. That's because A) you always steal host or
live chooses a host with enough upstream and your experience is decent. Since Xbox Live uses the same netcode for Live as it does for system link, there is no difference between the two other than who is hosting.
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Wow, nice comeback genius. The point was, that Xlink doesn't even have a matchmaking system. So take that away from XBL. Now lets compare. You can't cheat in Xbox live customs, or else you'll get booted. The lag on Xlink is unbearable whether you have a good connection or not, compared to XBL where its based on who gets host, and the person's individual connection.
It wasn't a comeback. It was fact, lol the point you tried to make didn't make any sense and you didn't give any supporting evidence. I merely stated that you were wrong and didn't provide any supporting evidence because you didn't deserve it. You proved my point again, why cheat in customs when there is no rank to achieve? If you're going to cheat you have to be host in most cases so nobody can boot you anyways. It's just that there's no point since you want a rank. You're wrong again.
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If you had a brain in your head, you'd realize that XBL customs system is better than Xlink in it of itself. The matchmaking system is just an added bonus.
I don't remember ever saying anything to the contrary.
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I knew that's why you disliked xbox live. You got raped by legit 25's who bragged about their levels. Well, guess what, if you play with real halo players, they won't give a shit about ranks.
Where did I ever say I disliked xbox live? Where did I ever say I got raped? Your assumptions and lies and poor discussion skills are growing tiresome. You have no good points. You're simply wrong everywhere and anyone can see that. You keep throwing putdowns with no basis. I'm wondering how old you are. You're acting very immature. Why did you take a peaceful discussion to an agressive level?