Dear Bungie, I'm writing this to you in a state of disappointment. I absolutely love this game, I have spent nearly 500 hours on it since day one. I've conquered all that you have thrown at me. Except for one thing, the server connectivity issues. I've purchased new networking hardware to help combat the incredible amount of errors this game has and it has still has not helped the situation. The main point for this post is consistent disconnecting for no reason at all during iron banner matches. I'm sure you have seen my post from approxomately 9-10 hours ago stating that I had been kicked from 6 games in a row, resulting in no medallion nor a win. This has left me with such a sour feeling of disgust its ridiculous and I'm normally a happy person. This morning I had reset my router, I even left my xbone unplugged all night while I slept to clear its cache in an attempt to make it through one game without dropping out. Alas, this was to no good outcome. I was still kicked; and then I had a good thought (I dont have too many of those :p ) I don't think that the maps we play Iron Banner on can handle 6v6. I began having this thought last night when I was continually being spawn killed or unexpectedly destroyed by multiple foes from behind whilst capturing a zone. I would like to suggest a few things for future Iron Banner events. I believe it would be a lot less stressful for the servers (and players) if there were more playlists for Iron Banner (I did hear someone tell me PS4 has more than just control -can anyone confirm this???) I suggested in a previous post that if during iron banner week, the iron banner event could take over the crucible - and it's playlists. I also understand that there are level advantages and that something as simple as matchmaking brackets would fix the issue of players who aren't level 20 coming up against level 30's. I hope that you read this post and that my feedback can help contribute to make this game even better. I've been with Bungie since Halo: CE... I'd like to stay. Thanks for reading.