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Originally Posted by 360rulz how exactly does the star system work? |
Everyone starts off with 3 stars,when someone sends a feedback that they liked playing on live with this person,that persons stars go up,meaning that if they pick a quick game on live they will be put in the same room as that guy(but not always).
If they leave a bad feedback they select a reason why,for example bad language and that players stars goes down and they can check their rep and see what bad feedback they getting from other players(it doesn't tell you who from) and also when quick play is selected they avoid playing with the person they gave feedback to.
The other kind of feedback is skill,which means that you can leave a feedback say if a players gaming skills were too good or lacking and again this means that that player will avoid being in the same room as that person on quick play.The difference with this feedback is that it doesn't have any effect on the player's rep stars and is unaware of this kind of feedback.
Now the problem is that people are not using the feedback system properly and instead of leaving a feedback that a player was too good for the room,they are leaving a feedback like abusive or swearing when that person hasn't done any of these.
Also if you someone in the same room is telling others to leave you a bad feedback for all the wrong reasons then file a complaint against them and chose the misuse of the feedback system.
Also I should point out is that if you get 100% on one of your bad feedback for example swearing you won't get banned from live.If anyone is getting bad feedback and uses quick play in games alot then the chances are that you may need to change your gamezone say from pro to underground if you do a lot of trash talking.