Bump, to many laggers. At&t must give a good deal for 10 mbps

While your complaint is valid, it isn't constructive. You need to put a bit more effort into posting, otherwise it comes off as simply whining. What i mean by that is what criteria should people be matched by? Ping? Or perhaps latency? Though it should include both, as both are needed for a connection. For example, a good ping is anywhere between 1-200ms for gaming, and on average a persons ping hangs around 100ms if they have a solid connection with low latency. A "Yellow" bar connection is about 350-700ms ping and a red usually starts around 900ms. Take these as a starting benchmark for a constructive thread, otherwise no one with a fully functioning brain will take you seriously. I don't claim to know everything about connection, but i understand the basics of it. Heres info about Latency, while it is similar to ping, it differs slightly. It isn't the greatest source but you can look deeper into it if you wish. Should give some insight.[url]http://www.howtogeek.com/138771/htg-explains-how-latency-can-make-even-fast-internet-connections-feel-slow/[/url].

The worst thing is trials matchmaking is based on connection and every couple matches your in one with a red bar that just dominates you. It gets old.

I think this has a lot less to do with individual connections and a whole lot more to do with matchmaking/bungie's end. I can have an appalling game one minute and great game the next. Iron Banner is generally sloppy since HoW. Titanfall, I've never had a problem with, and is a shining example of a good developer. I can throw BLOPS 2 in as well and rarely have a problem. Destiny for the most part seems broken, and in the last year, there was only one particular day where it was rock solid all day, no laggy games at all. But that was only 1 DAY. If this was a blender you'd be taking it back immediately. Games get forgiven for some reason, and this is passable.

Bump