Arc Raiders adds 'one of the most requested matchmaking features'

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The video reports on a new matchmaking update for the game Arc Raiders that separates players based on their playstyle. It encourages viewers to read the full article on PC Gamer for more details.

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1Announce new Arc Raiders matchmaking feature
2Explain how the new system works
3Highlight the benefit for different player types
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Arc Raiders adds 'one of the most requested matchmaking features' Embark Studios one of the most requested matchmaking features You'll be able to go from friendly questing and plant-picking in Solo rounds to adrenaline-fueled PvP trio games

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Great news, Arc Raiders players, your sins no longer stick to you quite as hard as they once did. In a recent update, Embark said it implemented one of the most requested matchmaking features: separate playstyle tracking for Solo, Duo, and Trios modes. In plain English, that means if you're really friendly as a Solo player and an absolute monster in Trios, Embark's aggression-based matchmaking will be smart about it. So, your Solo matchmaking would put you with other friendly players, while Trios would put you with other nightmare players. And never the twain shall meet. You'll be able to go from friendly questing and plant-picking in Solo rounds to adrenaline-fueled PvP trio games says Embark. Finally, my ultraviolent pals will stop sullying my angelic Solo reputation. Check out the full story on PCGamer.com and follow us here for more gaming news.