Wow dude. Did I not say that there was no such thing as Plug-and-Play? i agree that dedicated servers would go a long way to solving lag, cheating and network manipulation issues, but since we don't have any of those nice things right now, you need to work on your set up. I remember playing PC games where the first thing you had to do was check the network set up to make sure the network ports are open. Thats the first thing I still do when I get a new online multiplayer game. The games you mentioned above run on standard PSN / XBL ports that you probably have open anyways for certain things to function. BF4 runs on standard ports, so does COD:BLOPS3. Titanfall runs on mostly open ports with the exception of 53000-3999 TCP; 27015-27045 TCP. Destiny works on slightly different ports. Planet Destiny has a great article [url]http://planetdestiny.com/nat-settings/[/url] Although if your running your console in a fixed address within a DMZ with uPnP (not port forwarding as you probably have more than one console?) all correctly configured you should have no problems. But hey, I already stated that you have to contend with other players bad network setups, but your the expert, right?

Good post- meant to help those willing to be helped. Unfortunately the vast majority of players don't know their TCP from their UDP or care that they don't know. If your employed in Information Technology this post is straight forward common sense - the majority of this forum are simply too far removed from us to comprehend. Trying to correct a network ignorant person trying to tell you what the problem is ...is maddening-- so just don't. Kudos for trying though.