Microsoft product manager Mike Lavin explained in an interview with OXM that the new system of "reputation" of the Xbox One and its Live service, which is already discussed in the past, will divide the players into different groups based on behavior. This will allow the console to matchmaking play between their people with similar inclinations, and will isolate the people playing wrongly or that use vulgarity in voice chat making them play with each other trying to avoid as much as possible that give players more subdued annoyance.

Lavin explained that " If played incorrectly or harass other players, you will probably play more and more with people who have similar behaviors to your ". This does not mean that anyone who wants to can give a bad reputation to someone to make your gaming experience, because the reputation is the result of repeated behavior over time and reported by several people: " If we see that steadily people don't appreciate playing with you, that you constantly blocked or are often subject to moderatorie actions because send your nude pics to people who did not want to see them ... so obvious things will have the effect of reducing the your reputation ".

We have to wait to play online on the new console to find out if indeed these measures will allow us to meet fewer unpleasant people on Live.