Lol scrub Cs sucks and its old At least this "net code" ( lel ur scrublord excuse lame term ) is far better than Battlefield 4

https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/126367080 Version 4.0 is up!

Dude maybe you're the one who has crappy connection.

So true...this day and age it is sad to see network stability of a game so absolutely piss poor. Here we are after the first DLC and still have problems, how about bungie stops working on new content and just fixes the issues that they have. I am tired of getting kicked out of crucible all the time because of random errors (weasel, etc) I am tired of running around a corner and then some how dying as if the other guy shot through a wall. I am tired of having to shoot extra times because the other guy won't die. I am tired of getting killed by someone after they have died (ie they drop and I see a rocket/grenade coming form their corpse). This is not my internet, this is not my router, as none of this happens on any other game. Fix your shit bungie before it is too late and everyone else leaves.....

Just want to say I agree and lousy netcode in console gaming is something I've been banging my head against for years. I too remember playing back in the olden days. My favorite was Return to Castle Wolfenstein. I believe we had a 28.8 modem at the time and later a 56k. As long as you squared away the issues on your end and you connected to a server you pinged best to, the game played great. This was pretty much the case with most shooters of that era. You didn't tax your connection and you tried to find the lowest ping. The End. Now you fast forward to what should be a better infrastructure, faster communication and yet we have far worse online gaming than in the past. There's really only been one console game that I would say got it perfect - and that was Warhawk on PS3. Not only did it show you your number based ping (not this bar system garbage) but it tended to be accurate AND it had a server browser. So you could pick servers you pinged well to and actually get a match that played like it. Yes, people from across the world would still join the server you were on, but even when they did, the high pinger generally had to overcome it, not you. Now, it's increasingly become a system of favoring the weakest of connections, and that baffles me. I understand wanting to be all inclusive, but by degrading the experience of people who actually take the time to streamline their network setup, test their connections and mitigate issues on their end? Makes absolutely no sense. I think Crucible is the best thing about Destiny, but it isn't worth playing when it's hampered by the lowest quality connections. No doubt that PvE is made glitchier by those same poor connections.

The sad part is that it is getting worse... The beta connections were smoother than they are now. There are a lot more people on right now because of HoW but this is still no excuse for every game I enter going full red bar and the person with the worst lag has the highest score. It is crazy how much of an advantage someone with a bad connection has. All this stacks on top of the exotics and broken shotguns. I wish we could return to the time with a normal time to kill with fewer 2 shot kill weapons (looking at you Thorn).

Even battlefield 4 at launch was bestter than this crap!

Check out this titan who survived a heavy machine gun and a fist of havoc! He may be related to smoggypluto http://xboxclips.com/CapnMorgan05/8f16b00f-a19d-4ca0-b79f-a36a1a56d87d

Generally PVP keeps me playing these kinds of games... But the horrible netcode has driven me away.

I guess in 56k modem times everything was feeling better because your computer/console was the only machine using that connection. Today where even washing machines have wireless connections I assume that a lot of people aren't even aware that next to their Playstation/Xbox half a dozen other things are constantly cutting bandwidth and therefor causing lags. Just recently we had horrible lag during Crota until I found out that my Mac was constantly uploading my photo library to the cloud in the background, a new feature that may take days to complete but also renders even the fastest connection nearly useless for everything else especially online gaming.