343 Industries has released a new update for Halo: The Master Chief Collection which, among numerous "top-requested community items," adds new systems for matchmaking penalties, such as quits, betrayals, and idling.
343 Industries notes that leaving the game before finishing — any time from the start of voting until the game concludes — will result in a loss for your ranking and a penalty to your Xbox One reputation. "After this update, if you quit, betray, or idle too many times during a set period of time, you will be temporarily banned from playing matchmaking," the developer warns. "If you continue to engage in negative behavior after the temporary ban has lifted, you will continue to receive temporary bans that are subsequently longer in length."
Other issues addressed in the update include the following:
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