New patch for Halo: The Master Chief Collection

343 Industries just released a new patch for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, weighing in at 103MB. They've also updated Halo Waypoint with information about what's been changed:

• Made a change to allow for matches to start once minimum player counts are met, allowing for faster matching times.
• Made an update to resolve issues that caused false matches to be created, which resulted in a variety of matchmaking issues, including slow matchmaking and bad session starts.
• Streamlined the process for maintaining party continuity through the matchmaking process.
• Made an update to the high-level matchmaking flow that will reset lobbies after each match. Moving forward, players and party leaders need to press "B" after the post-game-carnage report, and select a playlist for their next match. This flow is consistent with previous Halo titles.
• Improved user experience through removal of non-actionable error messages. This will allow for a more seamless matchmaking flow with less interruption and confusion.
• Improved the post-game experience to fix an issue that could result in a player getting sent to another player's lobby, rather than returning to the matchmaking screen.

They also write that a new patch will be released next week, and that it will be focused on team balance and unevenly matched teams more specifically.

A quick round of Halo after downloading this patch does indeed show some improvements. But are you still interested in Halo: The Master Chief Collection or has that ship already sailed?