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10/16/2014 2:17:57 PM
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#beagle #xboxone
Bungie,
I have owned the Collections Edition Digital copy of this game since 9/11/14 on my Xbox One. As of today I've downloaded it probably 20 times (not being sarcastic). Maybe 4 out of those 20 times, I've had a good 6-7 hours to actually playing stable on one planet. As soon as I try something else though, I get BEAGLE error. The other 16 times I've downloaded it, it barely loads the cutscene where the plane is flying to the planet then it freezes with BEAGLE again.
For solutions, I've read all the fixes. I logged in to my Verizon router per the XBOX One forums and set all the port forwarding rules up. I also did the same for the Destiny game per the Destiny forums. I'm an IT Tech so I know what I'm doing there...no issues. Under the XBOX network settings, the NAT Type is Open. I have a cabled connection to my router and I have Verizon Fios at 50Mbps down so the connection isn't an issue (yes I also tested the network connection in the Xbox Network settings). I was beginning to think it was the XBOX itself so I called XBOX support and did all the things they requested including a offline system update with a USB drive. NONE OF THIS HELPED. I finally had enough and told them to send me another XBOX One. I just got it in two days ago and set it up the same day....same Static IP I setup on the router and everything. Today is my first day off and first day to give it a shot. Guess what, I loaded it up, it updated the content, I tried the first Strike and....boom it froze up again with Beagle error. Definitely NOT the XBOX.
Please give me some advice here. I just want to play the game and I'm at my wits end. Can you credit back the charges for the digital download so I can just go get a hard copy (this seems to be a fix for most people on the forums with the same issue)?? PM me. I'll be on the computer most of the day today doing something that will most likely be more boring than playing Destiny..
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OK, this is somewhat alarming for me. Did you get an entirely [b]new console or kept the old HDD[/b]? [quote]get a hard copy (this seems to be a fix for most people on the forums with the same issue)??[/quote] Could you please link to the source? I haven't been able to (reliably) play Destiny for almost a couple of weeks now. I think Destiny is the most hard drive intensive game I saw for XBox 360. I believe my HDD is now rapidly degrading for some reason. Other installed games began to lag and freeze (though at a much lower rate than Destiny itself). I have an access to a hard copy of Destiny, but I don't believe using it will help since (AFAIK, at least on 360) it requires a full installation. So I didn't even attempt to. Please correct me if I'm wrong. As now I'm sure my problem is in HDD (at least it's what affects other games) I've begun to copy my saves to the cloud storage. Also I'm going to grab a new HDD during this weekend, and then transfer all content to it. After that I'm probably going to run some tests on the old drive to maybe discern what's really happening. However I'm still concerned that the Destiny itself might have been a root cause for drive degradation (I'm not sure how that's possible though). Also I'd like to note that "Beagle" is likely to be a collection of errors with similar symptoms and potentially different root causes than just one error (this goes for other error codes as well). When I have some results I'll post them here.
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I got an entirely new Xbox. I don't know of a specific post that says the hard copy works, but if you read a couple to the #beagle posts, you'll see people saying that. It's honestly the option think I haven't tried yet so it couldn't hurt.
