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9/17/2014 1:58:48 AM
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when you get at least 3 errors within the hour exit game, clear system cache, reboot console, reset router, and reconnect network it might have disconnected
try game again... tho sometimes just quiting out and reentering helps for minor errors such as matchmaking issues or ghost world
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I actually tried that and it didn't help at all. It's not my network and I know it. My internet connection is fine. No idea what it means but I looked at my Xbox's detailed settings and it said that package drops were at 3% which seems low and shouldn't effect me. It has everything to do with the connection dropping and reconnecting and bungies lame code not giving the connection enough time to reconnect.
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From a network perspective packet loss of 3% really bad. That is saying if you sent 100 packets 3 of them just go into oblivion. Pretty much any packet loss over 1% can cause issues in various scenarios.
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How would one go about trying to lower packet loss then?
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Edited by iheartpackets: 9/17/2014 4:20:46 PMHere is a really good article for determining where the packet loss is. You can run the pathping to any site, choose your favorite site or search engine and omit the http://. If it is at hop 0 or 1 it shows an issue most likely on your network. If it is on the couple hops after that then it is certainly an issue with your ISP. https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/running-a-pathping-test
