Lavin told not how the system actually works, but he gave some explanation on the principle:
There's a lot of folks, a lot of our core consumers who basically just want to kick back and stay in touch with some of their old college buddies. That's cool, and Party Chat Party today and our system is leaps and bounds ahead of competitors, from the stand point of just beingable to isolate yourself and cross-game chat. But the problem we see is thatthis fragments voice communication within games. It's very difficult, Because if you're isolated in Party Chat, you're leaving everybody else behind.
What we're looking at doing is creating a very robust system around reputation and match-making. If people are in your friends list, we're not touching that, we're just making it easier for you to come together. It's really the anonymous side of things where we're making investments thesis. Ultimately if there's a few per cent of our population That are causing the rest of the population to have a miserable time, should we be bootable to identify Those folks.
The big question is whether all this will lead to a 'dark side' of Xbox Live, where all asocial and foul-mouthed suckers are brought together. According to Lavin this is not the case. It is also possible that others may deteriorate so you just end up in the 'Xbox Live hell. "Intentionally your Reputation
What do you think of this system of Xbox One? Keep your delicious anonymously or in your own party while playing? Or you might find yourself quickly feel at home online if you go with a group of like-minded multiplayer play?
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