Yet again i am greeted to this games fu*king bullsh*t network issues. And i doubt i'm the only one either. I ask you Bungie, what the hell is wrong over there? Now, you might refer to your network issues page, and advise people on how to resolve them. In any case, the one constant i read is about setting up port forwarding for the game. Well news flash. I did this a few weeks ago before finding out that YOUR servers were at fault. In fact, the one constant that should be mentioned is your servers. Honestly, they're sh*t. My internet connection is way beyond the requirements of this game so i know the problem isn't at my end. Proof of this is here. http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3846182120 If, after all this time, you are still unable to get things right then what does that say about you as a company? What does that say about your game that is supposedly going to be a 10 year long IP? There is NO WAY you could maintain this game for 10 years for two reasons. 1) You can't get things straight now, even though the game has generated a ton of money, because the investment clearly isn't there. 2) Players will get that pis*ed off that they will eventually find other games to play instead. For months now i have been losing faith in these supposedly triple A titles from various developers and publishers. Mostly because of the lacklustre way they are released to us gamers. I mean, Destiny is quite clearly a game that has been chopped up in various ways just so it can be sold to us as DLC. And i say clearly because it shows. What's more annoying is the fact that a game that cost so much to develop can be so unoriginal in its design. Don't get me wrong, some of the races in the game are sort of unique but weapons and ships are just skins of previous models before them. And to think i paid £70 for this sh*t. Obviously there are going to be those who will defend the game with there dying breath. They believe that it is wrong for anyone to criticise the game regardless. But then they need to defend it as they too may have spent an obscene amount of cash for a game that, on reflection and in my own opinion, wouldn't have been worth the money i paid if the two upcoming DLC's were already included at launch. Its a sorry state of affairs when one of the biggest names in gaming entertainment could drop the ball so easily with this. Especially when the company in question has ventured out from under the umbrella of Microsoft.