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Edited by jnikoley:
12/1/2016 9:52:03 PM
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In Trials of Osiris, for seven out of nine consecutive games on your hunter on November 26th your opponents "lost connection". That points to something far worse than a poor connection. That's the type of match history that you would expect to see if someone on your fire team was using a DOS attack to boot your opponents. If that is in fact what happened, you should receive a permanent ban from Destiny.
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If it happens ad you would tell, i nave been a collateral ban
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Edited by JungleofTaxemes: 12/1/2016 9:45:29 PMIf you play trials and people DC 3-4 times in a row, you're playing with cheaters. You know full well that isn't normal. Also, if your internet is legit bad.. you shouldn't be allowed in crucible. Gaming is a luxury, not a right. Online pvp means you need a good connection, if you don't have one you should not be in crucible.
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No one of my fireteam uses DDoS because them from a long time And i Know That some of Them nave a connection worse than me, that's why i tell Theo ti stop before Being banned
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Edited by jnikoley: 11/29/2016 7:51:50 PMI'm not saying you did, but it sure looks that way. I doubt bungie banned you without evidence, so there's that too. In any case, you will have to wait out your restriction. Try to figure out the cause of your ban. Work on your internet connection, and pay close attention to people you play with for anything that doesn't feel right. If you see your opponents are leaving in multiple consecutive matches of Trials, it would be wise to leave the fireteam, and to not play with those other people again.
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Edited by Leons1590: 11/29/2016 4:44:52 PMThis is wise from you, but Luke i said That wasn't my problemi so i shouldn't be banner, and, if You wanna know, i didn't reach The lighthouse, then The next day i was with other people and i saved a clip That happened to me With other teammate That leaved US shcked.
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so you knew your teammate was cheating. there it is. you got what you deserved. stop being lame and -blam!- your parents for not teaching you right and wrong. it's wrong to cheat.
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Playing with cheaters IS your problem, as you are illegally benefiting in those wins. It's called guilt by association.
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It can be if you [i][/i]know they are Cheater bit they're not, its called fake accusation
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With that game history, you are crazy for not knowing something not right was going on.
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Mine is good and even my friends, because it was like you said se would win at every match, not loose
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If it was good, then bungie wouldn't have given out a restriction. So it's not good, for whatever reason.
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It is good enough for online playing, for di only bit italiano seems lime if Orly one lags, alla The others are affected
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1 mb upload is definitely not sufficient for playing online games.
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Just have to chime in here. 1mb is plenty, IF no other applications are using bandwidth. I monitor the bandwidth destiny uses when I play. It has never used more than 500kb (1/2 megabit), or around 56K (basically dial up). Bungie states destiny may use "up to" 1mb. It's far more important the quality of the connection: ping, packet loss, jitter, etc, and of course NAT type.
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It is
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Not to have a stable enough connection with anywhere from 5-11 other players.
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If what you're Was right than a friend of mine would always being green, bit from match to match che becomes red, it is That at least one of The players, friend or foe, si red andò che becomes red, we're talking about 20mbps in up
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Upload speed is just one of several factors to consider. Others include ping, latency, and packet loss. You could have 1000000000mb upload, but if you have high latency or packet loss that will be a problem too.
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It s ISP problemi not mine
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The ISP being the problem or not, that is something for you to work out with them and not blame Bungie, like you have been doing here. If you know your connection is still bad for Destiny, then YOU should make the decision to NOT play PvP events and stick to strikes, raids, etc. otherwise, it is you playing with a known bad connection and knows you are glitching and therefore, considered cheating if you keep playing PvP events.
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How can't i blame bungie if they don't have The ability ti get The things work were That distribuite The game?
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Edited by Darth_Zman: 11/29/2016 11:59:25 PM[quote]How can't i blame bungie if they don't have The ability ti get The things work were That distribuite The game?[/quote] Are you serious? If Bungie was the cause, then EVERYONE would be having issues. The only people having issues are those on the users' ends. Seriously, please try to understand that. Bungie does NOT have dedicated servers. Your console obviously cannot handle P2P connections in PvP. If it could, then there would be nothing for you to post about. Myself and others told you what to do to stabilize your connection and you just keep wanting to make excuses and point fingers at Bungie instead of thinking maybe, YOUR side of the connection might be the issue and trying to fix it.
