While I agree with the start of your post - the end is wrong. I live in Staten Island NY and use Time Warner Cable for WiFi and pay for the top service which is just one notch from the business package - which essentially means the same thing. In other words, I pay for and get top quality Wifi and have a decent router. I don't have anything else online other than occasionally my phone to use the Destiny app while playing so I don't have to leave the game to send a message to a friend or two. I usually turn that off when doing a strike or raid. While I haven't been booted much lately - it happened often in the beginning. This WAS Bungie's server for sure. Way too many players from WAY too many places were being booted off WAY too often for it to NOT be Bungie. You must be soft in the head to think so or work for them and are an apologist. I believe you are just plain wrong and that is all I will say on this matter other than to say that I still LOVE Destiny and play so often I have caused my wrists and hand to have pain and stiffness.

Sorry but you are seriously delusional. I don't care where you have worked or fir how long. There has not been one single game, app, stream or any other internet medua connection that has resulted in being booted. Destiny is the ONLY game that has done thos EVER. It's called pricess of elimination. I've called my provider, had resets and still the same. Just because their servers are always online doesn't mean in ANY sense there aren't bugs or overloads. Your experience has to be limited to screwing in a coax cable because your prognosis is WAY off!!

Sorry guy, was trying to reply to original poster...oops

LOL, I was wondering what the heck you were saying there brother. Thanks by the way.

It's bungies end. I can have 2 people stream Netflix, watch a twitch stream on my phone, and have my brother on YouTube at the same time, and I can play with a 3-4 bar on Black ops 2 or Bf4, and not even reach over 70 ping when I play League of Legends. There will even be times when I'll be the only one in my WiFi when I play destiny- disconnected from Xbox live or kicked from centipede. I've done all of the "fixes" and none of them have worked. I'll say it again like I have millions of times before: it's bungies end, not ours.

I have worked for both Netflix and Comcast, and I can indeed say you are one entitled fool :) you are wrong in every way imaginable. Your Xbox/network is not connecting to destiny servers correctly. PERIOD... Destiny servers are online, I've been playing for hours a day no problem.. And you are not... Sounds like your problem, not destinies

Listen, I live in Staten Island and have Netflix and internet. I almost never have a single problem with my internet nor Netflix nor any other online thing. While Destiny has not booted me off that much recently - it was often not that long ago and I know for a fact it isn't my router nor Time Warner Cable since I pay for top of the line service. My downloads are fast as hell. Could it be my PS4? I don't know. But to say it is players fault or their internet service sounds very wrong to me no matter who you worked for. FYI, I work in sales in a very high-end electronics store that has had serious network problems so I am familiar with them. We have had to work hard to rectify them and have. I have to use the internet for my business these days so I know what those problems are like. When a player is being booted off of Destiny many, many times while being able to get lightning like downloads on the internet and are able to flawlessly play NetFlix movies - then what the hell is it other than Bungie's server?

Honestly I cannot even start to point out how many times you are wrong in your post, i would be explaining for paragraphs. There are multiple things that cause connection interference. Settings, internet providers and their connections., and so much more it could be your ps4, the router/modem, the IP, ports can be forwarded, manual WiFi setup. A lot of it is your internet provider. I have friends who have routers that disconnect for 30 seconds every 15 minutes to an hour. You mention you can connect to netflix, however you cannot connect to destiny. Currently netflix is paying cable companies a premium for their extreme bandwidth usage. They will have a stronger connection than any internet provided service. There are just far too many issues within a home network that may or may not need to be resolved. If destinies servers are online, they are doing their job. If your internet provider or network set up chops up the signal and refuses to connect consistantly, your ISP/Home internet connection is at fault

I have 152 Mbps fibre optic connection, static IP for the console, port forwarding and IP Sec pass through. No problems on any other game or app, PC and other systems running flawlessly, but somehow it's my fault? Seriously? There are one or two other posts that might mention there is a bit of an issue. Even Bungie have admitted they've had problems. But the fanboys just won't accept it.