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Astellaにより編集済み:
6/20/2019 6:01:49 AM
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Connectivity issues when joining activities, and logging in
As the title states, I've been having issues with trying to load into anything.
I've cleared my cache, reinstalled the game twice, scanned and repaired 2 times, rebooted my router plenty of times, enabled upnp, added firewall exceptions for TCP/UDP, forwarded D2's ports, checked for updates, reinstalled battle.net 3 times, etc.
Nat type: Open
Ethernet connection // hardwired (CAT5e cable)
50mbps upload // 50 mbps download
My typical login experience is as follows;
>Very slow login (sometimes a Chicken error is presented)
>If login fails, try to log back in
>Boot to orbit, sometimes encounter a black screen
>Try to load into an activity, usually very unsuccessful after several attempts - booted back to orbit
>Turn the game off, and exit the battle.net app
>Turn on the battle.net app
>Log into the app
>Launch Destiny 2
>Occasionally launching takes way too long, up to 1 1/2 minutes for it to start the process at all
>Long loading screen in the login lobby
>Log in after a while
>Occasional black screen issue, again
-repeat most of these things indefinitely, with minimal success-
-Lenovo ideacentre Y720 Cube, is the model-
(replaced the 1TB HDD and added a 500GB HDD, and added a 150 GB SSD for Destiny 2 and other smaller games)
I5-6400 @ 2.70 GHz - 4 core CPU
8GB of DDR5 RAM
AMD RX 480 (8GB) GPU
I don't think it's on my end at this point, and I would really appreciate a reply as soon as possible.
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2 通の返信ADragonWithinにより編集済み: 6/20/2019 6:08:02 AMIf you're getting repeated connection issues and you've reinstalled and done all of the regular software troubleshooting things, you may want to insure that your connection between your computer and the router is stable, and that your connection from the router to the servers is stable. Also, please make sure you're choosing the proper regional set of connections on the Battle.net launcher. Having fast internet doesn't mean your internet is perfectly stable, and minor hiccups can cause connection losses with Destiny and Destiny 2 because of how sensitive it is to data interruption. You could also contact your ISP and have them run a connection test while you are actively playing Destiny 2 to see if they detect any issues. Make sure you're not playing in any matchmade activity when doing so, as if you get disconnected, it can lead to penalties.
