Sentence examples for no matchmaking from inspiring English sources

And as with raids, there's no matchmaking – you need to come in with two equally skilled friends.

The game launched with almost no matchmaking functionality for any serious play, requiring players to put themselves into teams of three to six friends manually.

Maybe you were meant to be together... .. No, Louis, no dates, no matchmaking; it's porn, it's horrid, and means nothing apart from paying the bills for them.

All of those interviewed said their first encounters at the bar, where those wanting a seat on game-day Sundays form a line outside about 9 30 a.m., were very casual: no matchmaking or mutual friends required.

There's no lobby and no matchmaking; when you enter, you and your co-op team will run into other players (as well as the usual NPC gangs), and if you shoot at any, you'll be temporarily declared a rogue force, giving every other group in the are permission to hunt you down.

That's what used to be called good character, which no matchmaking algorithm can possibly capture.

By complete serendipity, I spotted a job advertisement for a matchmaker – I had no idea matchmaking was a real job.

Because the site is still new, it has no Austenesque matchmaking successes yet, though there is reason to believe it will yield benefits for the airline industry, as men and women are arranging to see each other, with no regard for geographical distance.

Sotheby's, for instance, is as good as it ever was at assessing fine works of art, but, because of the technology that made eBay possible, the auction house's matchmaking activity no longer creates as much value.

It's not like anyone is having trouble finding games in matchmaking, no one is saying that.

I am no expert at matchmaking, I am an expert in dogs!