Edit: Going to keep the OP below, because it's still a viable option for not penalizing people for getting dumped in a match in-progress when everyone on the other team already have supers and heavy ammo. The discussion led me to this idea though. Bungie have made it crystal clear that they will not penalize quitters with any sort of temporary queue lockout and as nice as it would be to buff players getting thrown in somehow, I don't see them doing that either. So what's the answer? Well why not give non quitters priority on joining fresh matches and pull from quitters to fill in-progress matches first? It's so -blam!-ing simple and I don't see how it could be very hard to implement. Obviously with the system trying to piece together various size fireteams and solo players, non-quitters might still be put into an already started match now and then, but it would beat the hell out of what we have. I'd set it up where someone who's quit out that day gets searched to fill an in-progress match first. If they're queued for longer than 1.5 minutes, it searches first available. Non-quitters the exact opposite. Searches fresh matches first and if after 1.5 minutes there's no group, it switches to first available. I would have it reset at the end of the day and clean slate quitters the next day. What do you all think of that solution? -Original Post Below- Pretty sure we're all pretty sick of not only joining down 5k constantly, but all the enemies have supers and heavies and there's no way to get anything going. Easy solution would be to at least fill super bars halfway for people who get dropped in past the 3 minute mark.