Editing Openai/694c9120-5ddc-8005-b705-bf72b68e5904 (section)

===== Is the Facebook claim strictly true? =====
❌ No — the idea that the game consistently sorts ''only'' friendly players into friendlier lobbies and killers into killer lobbies as a hard rule is *not an established fact**.

Is behavior ''used'' in matchmaking?
✔ Yes — devs have confirmed behavior analysis is a part of the matchmaking process, but not a simple “always put friendlies together” switch. PC Gamer<ref>{{cite web|title=PC Gamer|url=https://www.pcgamer.com/games/third-person-shooter/your-bloodlust-does-have-consequences-in-arc-raiders-as-a-dev-confirms-we-do-analyse-behaviour-and-match-accordingly/|publisher=PC Gamer|access-date=2025-12-26}}</ref>

Why pacifist complaints still happen?
🎮 Because matchmaking balances many factors, not just behavior — which means friendly players still sometimes end up with aggressive ones.

If you want, I can break down what other modern games use for matchmaking (skill, behavior, latency) so you can compare Arc Raiders to the broader industry patterns.