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Edited by Stormtrooper V1L3:
11/3/2015 2:23:10 AM
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Fix Your Freaking Servers
Why is it after a year of running this game, the server situation is still abysmal? Add some more hardware or virtual machines, or both. Get better server management and monitoring software. Oh, and send error codes that mean something to the end user.
Oh and those silly solutions that you offer: "Try clearing your cache" "Reset your router"
Uh, no. I pop your game in, Bungie, and I can't sign in. I jump over to Halo 5 and have no problems. Then I run the Need for Speed Demo.... again no problems. Pop in Titanfall, and hey guess what? It works. I sign into my wife's Xbox and have issues with Destiny, but none of her other junk.
It's your crap that's broken.
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1 ReplyEdited by RedPhoenix HD: 11/3/2015 6:33:25 PM** If you haven't already, turn off the console and unplug it for about 10 minutes so it has time to forget all connection and routing information plus clear the caches. Try it after that. If still similar conditions, do a detailed network report [b]on the console itself[/b] and checkout what the DL/UL speeds are, plus latency, plus packet loss, and NAT report. That may tell a story and where to look. Your connection is made up of many connections to various pieces of a large network before it ever gets to Bungie, including (but not limited to) your console, your router, your modem, your ISP, the routing in your area, upstream providers, the routing in those upstream areas, the game service (XBL or PSN), etc - 99% of all players that I and a few others have done detailed investigations with have found the problem before it ever gets to Bungie. Sometimes it is something you or your ISP can look into - sometimes it is somewhere in between that you just have to wait for them to fix. The internet is not as black ad white as people think.
