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2/7/2020 6:09:32 AM
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So I have Destiny 2 installed on all three platforms, everything is wired network, no WiFi. On my PC Destiny running off my NVMe game drive, my XBO-X it's off my 2TB SSD, and my PS4 Pro it's on a 1TB SSD. My results based on 3 trips to the tower on each platform fastest to slowest:
PC -> 0:30 -> 0:44 -> 1:21
XBO-X -> 0:46 -> 1:13 -> 1:48
PS4 Pro -> 2:43 -> 2:48 -> 3:17
My worst results by far were on my PS4 Pro, not sure what the deal is there but the extra time is very noticeable. The only think I can say is it was more consistent than the others. On my Xbox One X & my PC my times to the tower more than doubled from the best to the worst. That said the worst was still better than the best on PS4. Bungie has some work to do figuring this crap out.
There might be something happening on PSN tonight, I'm doing some game updates and they're painfully slow too. Not sure if that would have any impact on it though.
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This is a PSN problem. The experience on that platform is really deteriorating.
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How the hell are you getting 30-45 second load times for the tower on pc. My slowest ever has been like 35 seconds and that was when I was on a bad connection for a weekend
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That's exactly my point about Bungie having to figure this crap out. It's usually 20 seconds or, now it's taking 10 to 15 just to start the flying animation.
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Been watching streamers this week on top of the range pcs and it's often taking 5+ mins.
