Well, after trying for 4 days, I've now submitted a request for a refund from Blizzard. Bungie, I love you, and I'll definitely still play on PS4, but I don't think I'll ever attempt to play on PC again. BattleTag: ColorTurkey#1871 Configuration Info CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K CPU @ 3.4GHz (4 CPUs) GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB RAM: 16.0 GB GPU Driver Version: 23.21.13.8813 Operating System: Windows 10 Home 64-bit Version 1703 (OS Build 15063.726) DxDiag: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vBkR6GFw7JEMjWKWxwknHvTqinGxHC0v/view?usp=sharing Issue Information Destination/Activity: All / logging in Description: The game never gets past the login screen. Continually says "Destiny servers are unavailable." I know this not to be the case, since I have other friends on PC playing right this very moment. Here are things I tried to fix this: restart PC restart modem restart router uninstall/reinstall game verify install via battle.net delete CVARS.xml manually run ethernet cord from modem to PC, bypassing router unlink my PSN and battle.net accounts nothing works. I have confidence this will eventually be fixed, but in the meantime I want a refund for the $90 I spent (and will happily remove the game from my battle.net account) because why should I pay $90 for a game that doesn't work and eats a ton of gigs on my HDD? Let's go through this logically, too. I can still log in to D2 on my PS4, so I know there isn't an issue with either my internet, or for my modem to talk to Bungie (at least to their PS4 servers). I know there isn't a problem on Battle.net since I was playing Diablo III earlier. As I'm posting this on my PC, clearly my PC can connect to my modem and have internet. Problem lies on Bungie's PC servers. This is untenable.