That actually does sound like a connection issue. If you can follow the quoted info, it can help to rule out that possibility and move on from there. [quote]If you can edit the following into your OP, some of the more tech savvy forum goers might be able to better help you troubleshoot. [quote]-Internet provider -Modem/router brand -Download/upload speed(tested, not advertised) -Connection type(Hardwired/Wi-fi : Cable/DSL/Fibre/Satelite) -Ping/Latency -Packet loss -NAT type -What steps you have already taken to try and aleviate your issues[/quote] Speedtest gives you all you need, but it doesn't hurt to run a few different tests. [quote]-Some sites for testing your connection : see spoiler [url]https://www.speedtest.net[/url] [url]https://testmy.net/latency[/url] [url]http://www.dslreports.com/tools/pingtest[/url][/quote] [quote]Network Troubleshooting Guide [url]https://www.bungie.net/en/Support/Troubleshoot?oid=12915[/url][/quote][/quote]

Well, you can say it's not your internet, but this is usually a symptom of inappropriate latency. First thing to do is clear your console cache(s), then try again. ([i]power cycle the router while you are waiting[/i]). If it works better now, then you had an issue with cached information or the NAT may have been wonky due to a router issue. If still the same symptoms, you will need to do further testing... You need to run any testing from the platform you are playing on, if possible. Your router can assign data packets differently to each device so that is why testing from the source of the issue is important when possible. In addition, testing to your provider, or provider's node will not tell you much of anything. If you are playing on XB1, run the Network Test & Statistics report they have on the system and report back all the information, including bandwidth, latency, packet loss, NAT, etc. You may want to run it a few times back to back to see if there is an altering pattern. If you are playing on PSN, I think you can get some of the same testing done, but not all, if I remember correctly. If you are testing from a PC, the results may be different, but makes sure you do any bandwidth and latency testing to a server on the west coast - usually Seattle or something. You should also run a 30 attempt ping test to Bungie.net to see if it reveals anything. "Your connection" is everything between your console and the game service, so standard testing that your provider suggests, is not usually going to give you the real-world picture.