This is obviously very similar to the Xbox Player Voice program that was implemented recently, so they’re clearly taking inspiration here, and we’ve been very intrigued to see which suggestions would rise to the top in week one.
Now that we’re at the end of the week, we thought we’d round up the top 10 Microsoft Rewards Feedback Portal requests as they stand right now, based on how many upvotes each of them have.
Let’s take a look at the list:
Ability to redeem MS Rewards points for Xbox Game Pass subscriptions
Reward full Xbox completions or rare achievements with MS Rewards points
Add commemorative badges on Xbox based on Microsoft Rewards
Bring back “value for money” gift cards
Bring back Xbox Game Pass Quests
No cooldowns or restrictions
Xbox Achievements should equal Microsoft Rewards points
Improve the Microsoft Rewards program in India
Show your earning history (over months/years) on MS Rewards dashboard
Bring back the old 90 daily search points system
It’s still very early days here, and some of the lower entries in this list only have tens of upvotes rather than hundreds, so we assume it’s going to take a few more weeks before the top 10 is truly solidified.
And of course, there’s no guarantee Microsoft will address anything on the list, although they’ve already implemented one request when it comes to Xbox Player Voice, so they’re clearly paying attention to the requests coming in.
We’re definitely up for some of these — such as the ability to redeem Xbox Game Pass subscriptions, the return of Xbox Game Pass Quests and the addition of commemorative MS Rewards badges on Xbox — but others such as converting achievements to MS Rewards points feel like they could be easily exploited and/or would be too difficult to implement.
In any case, we’ll keep an eye on it and let you know if Microsoft decides to respond to any of these.
Agree with the top 10 here? Anything you’re surprised about? What would you add? Tell us down below.
[source feedbackportal.microsoft.com]
Fraser is the News Editor at Pure Xbox, where he spends his time reporting on the biggest stories in the world of Xbox and beyond.