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4/23/2015 1:58:58 AM
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The problem is not the router itself, but the configuration on your router. It sounds like you have an active firewall settings on your router that prevents your console to connect to Destiny's server.
I suggest the following things:
Add an exception to your firewall to accept and send information to Bungie
or
Port forward your router to Destiny server.
See link: [url]https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/11931[/url]
English
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What is so special about Destiny's servers that he can play all his other games with this invisible firewall you speak of.
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Destiny uses up much more data (1 GB on average per hour live gameplay, plus the size of any game patches) than other games. That's the reason why you can't compare it to other games any many have issues with keeping connected to Destiny's servers while other games are running fine.
