14 DAY TRIAL // The multiplayer ranks in Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be officially reset once all the matchmaking issues that have plagued the game's different online modes are fixed, according to developer 343 Industries.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection was among the biggest Xbox One exclusive titles of the season, delivering some of the most impressive experiences from the franchise, all remastered to run smoothly on the new console from Microsoft.
After going through the different single-player campaigns of Halo 1, 2, 3, and 4, fans jumped into the multiplayer experience to see just how 343 Industries managed to recreate the impressive online adventures from the old games.
Unfortunately, many found quite a few big issues with the matchmaking system, which was either unbalanced or returned a lot of errors when trying to connect to other people.
343 has been working hard to fix these issues and has so far rolled out quite a few updates for both the game and the online servers.
Now, in order to further showcase just what's going to happen once the problems are fixed, 343 confirms on Twitter that all multiplayer ranks in Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be reset.
According to the studio, it wants to give everyone a clean slate, especially since many are enjoying better ranks due to the poor matchmaking system.
@UnFooLeD We're aware of this and will be resetting ranks once all matchmaking and ranking issues are ironed out.
— Halo (@Halo) November 12, 2014
