Miami, Jacksonville, and Atlanta been getting outages reported for a while now. Not with just Comcast, but others as well. Was some weirdness extending out from the DC area and kinda deep in to Virginia for a while last night. Again, not ISP specific really as it was more a peering issue that affected multiple last mile ISP's at once. Level3 lost a trunk through the Texas Triad <again> today. They will be more actively monitoring it until tomorrow to see if today's "fix" stabilized it... for now. They've been struggling with it for a LONG time now. TWC actually entered into a direct peering agreement with one of Blizzard's ISP's in that region because of it--largely in part because of issues they were getting hammered with for Overwatch. Basically... been some rolling issues with some major hubs down here for a while (I'm in SC). A good bit of it lately could be attributed in part to the weird weather patterns in some areas. Also a lot of expansion going on, and not uncommon to see trunks get nixed by accident. The Gigabit expansions throughout Charlotte and the Raleigh/Durham areas wreaked havoc for TWC-Carolinas customers for nearly a year. When it just suddenly comes from out of nowhere like that, more often then not it can be a routing related issue. Not necessarily something happening at the endpoints, but at an exchange point somewhere in between clients and servers. You are probably relying on Atlanta a lot like us, and that area has been suffering a lot of weird issues lately (mostly tied to peering through Level3). Knocked a ton of AT&T out one day... was a fun day at work when we lost all access to the home office for 6 hours. Fortunately I have the option of getting flipped up into NC for the house, so a quick heads up to Tier3 and within no more than an hour we could get relief. IDK if you have such options from where you are... there are some screwy routing decisions going on these days. Might want to try getting through to Tier3 support if you can. Might fair better trying an online contact option. IDK how things are set up at Comcast's own site (TWC forum was mostly users helping users), but the [url=http://downdetector.com/status/comcast-xfinity]downdetector page[/url] has links to their twitter and facebook pages if you want to try that route. Think tier3 monitors their section at the [url=http://www.dslreports.com/forums/all]DSL Reports forum[/url], or at least someone that can fast track you to them. I've gotten through to TWC's Tier3 support via email many times over the years. They would watch my line while I played games, set up extended monitoring and such. They helped me fix some local issues as well as escalated things further up the chain to address potential issues spotted with TATA, Cogent, Level3, and several other peering exchanges in the past. Worth a shot. You are paying them monthly after all.

Hello, Error code: Centipede is a general networking error caused by loss of connection to Bungie's servers. More information on this Error can be found here: https://www.bungie.net/en/help/article/11875 [quote]If you are using WiFi, we recommend switching to a wired connection If you NAT is Strict or Type 3, we recommend getting your NAT into an Open or Type 1 state.[/quote] Please take a look at Bungie's network troubleshooting guide for some ways to help improve your connection to Destiny: https://www.bungie.net/en/Support/Troubleshoot?oid=12915