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9/27/2018 3:37:02 PM
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destiny uses p2p connections and many public locations such as hotels actively restrict or block p2p connections.
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Hmmm. Is there no fix for this?
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The other issue you are likely contending with is a lack of bandwidth. Public WiFi usage tends to spike a whole lot more than your home WiFi would.
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I’ve run bandwidth tests from the Xbox and surprisingly it’s a constant 35 Mbps. Destiny is the only game I can’t login to consistently. I can run Netflix and any other online games from my Xbox. But the one I want is destiny lol
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Netflix and many other games (depending on the game) utilize buffers to account for network connectivity issues. Destiny 2 is doing everything in real time so a buffer can’t be used. Even if you are able to pull 35 mbps with a test, that doesn’t equate to a stable connection. This is even more true if you are playing on WiFi. Tuxydoh’s point is also very valid. Most well maintained public WiFi networks either block P2P connections all together or throttle them severely when there is bandwidth contention in order to conserve bandwidth for more common and less demanding internet traffic.
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How depressing. Thank you both for the responses.
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Editado por Blump: 9/27/2018 4:15:39 PMI know it won’t help you now, but when I travel, I just bring a controller and use PS RemotePlay on my laptop. It’s not quite as good as playing in front of my tv, but it’s pretty decent nonetheless. Eliminates the issues you are running into now. I believe the app for Xbox remote play is installed on Windows 10 by default.
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it is the hotel's choice/policy so unlikely.
