Baboon is packet loss, so it is on your side of the service. "Your connection" is everything between your console and the game service - plus - everything between your console and the players' consoles on the map, so you would have to test all those connections to actually say you tested your internet. Pretty much everything that has another player involved ([i]fireteam or not[/i]) is P2P. Bandwidth matters less than packet loss and latency. My 25/3 connection could be, [i]and likely is since I rarely see issues[/i], more stable than your ??/xx connection. You need a persistent premium connection ([i]low latency and zero packet loss[/i]) to play Destiny games. Most games do not, and most other games are not using the cloud tech that Destiny is. This premium connection must be maintained between the game world and all players involved. Therefore, any one person in a map could essentially affect the other(s) especially in PvP. Lots of different things can contribute to issues causing baboon. You start in house and work your way out testing to each level. Test internally, test to your provider, test to servers on the west coast, test to bungie.net, test to servers located where other players are located, etc. You may need to get your provider involved to test while playing, or come out to investigate levels etc. I had an issue last year that was caused by squirrels chewing on the insulation of the wires outside. Once they replaced the wiring to the house and in the back lane, everything was back to normal again. Bungie cant fix packet loss detection.