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Edited by Riviet:
9/19/2014 6:18:17 PM
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Wow, I just tried bandwidth control and so far I think I've set a new PB for longest time spent in the tower without a disconnect to 10+ minutes! And still going as I post this comment! (I normally average 1-2 minutes) Now I just need to try out some strikes and sessions with friends; I'll be sure to report back. :D
Thanks by the way OP!
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If the problem is mainly internal (many devices), your only worry should be making it so they still got enough bandwitch to use
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Edited by Jorgelucasds: 9/19/2014 6:22:51 PMYw : ) The hardest part is finding how low your internet goes if the problem is an unstable ISP to set up the bandwitch control under that limit
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is this fix still working for you? im considering going to pick up a new router that has this option as well as Qos to give it a try, the game seems to work much better when i direct connect so im mulling the possibility that its my router
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Had only one disconnect since tuesday, and it was a new error code i never had, you could wait for some more people to report if this worked or not
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picked up a brand spankin new router with every feature you could hope for, if this doesent work im convinced this is not my setup.
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Unfortunately I ended up getting bee errors again after some extended play, so I've bought a new router and switching to wired connection from the modem router straight to the console. I'll report back later, fingers crossed!
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How did it work for you?
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Edited by DCHIZZY: 9/21/2014 9:31:27 AMI upgraded my router and have now played 2 days seamlessly, not a single disconnect in any game mode. went from a D-link dir-655 to an asus RT-N56u. I had noticed if i direct connected to my cable modem i wasn't receiving any errors, so i figured the issue had something to do with the router. It appears destiny's servers are very strict, and any drop off in connection or interference with connection (someone using wi-fi etc) will cause a disconnect. The asus router i picked up is a dual band router and has a feature called qos where you can manage your bandwidth and it will automatically make gaming the top priority, i figure it is just supplying a stronger more steady speed then my previous router. who knows... all i know is it works now haha, that being said i see there are some people on here who still have issues plugged directly into the modem.
