For anyone who hasn't yet purchased "Halo: The Master Chief Collection", it now may be the time to finally grab a copy. Game developer 343 Industries recently released its big stability update and early reports are showing huge improvements on multiplayer gameplay.

It's no secret that the latest edition of the Halo franchise hasn't quite lived up to the expectations of gamers. The game is essentially a remastered version of four major Halo titles with over 100 multiplayer maps, but with big games also comes big problems.

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Ever since its Nov. 11 launch, gamers have been running into several issues. Matchmaking was a nightmare, as game searches were very slow and many gamers were failing to even find a game at all. Additionally, once you did get into a game, being able to keep the same group together for another match was also a challenge.

But that has all finally changed with the latest major game patch that was released this week and available for all gamers to download. Multiple fan posts via Reddit and social media are confirming the drastic improvements in multiplayer.

Matchmaking searches are much better, as stability throughout the process has improved and gamers are now able to find matches in a matter of seconds. Party stability has also improved and gamers are now able to back out of the screen and continue to play as a group with ease.

The update also changes some user interface inconsistencies like the in-game scoreboard display, medals, team color customization, as well as several stability issues with Halo 2 and Halo: CE.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection has certainly aggravated many fans since its launch, but it appears gamers will finally have the opportunity to experience the latest Halo edition in all of its 1080p glory without anymore hassle.

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