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1/13/2015 3:50:22 PM
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I've actually read more good reviews about it than Destiny. They are at least fixing HUGE mistakes and not blaming players. I do want MCC though as Destiny pvp is very unreliable in terms of keeping connected.
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Currently large amounts of Xbox users are experiencing error codes locking them out of Destiny 100%. These users and my self included can not make these error dissappear regardless of all the solutions bungie has posted.
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작성자: ylMason 1/13/2015 4:17:34 PMWasp is my biggest issue. I got tired of wireless so I bought these Ethernet plug ins from Amazon. You plug one in the wall near your router and plug the other one in near your xbox. Run Ethernet cords to the devices. It's like running internet through your wall Jack. Obviously not as good as straight Ethernet but better than wireless. I keep my xbox in the game room in the basement and the router upstairs so it works out.
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As long as I do not have to connect the plugs to each other. Similar to your setup, we had a computer gaming room in our basement but have since upgraded into some laptops opposed to desktops. That being said our very permanet ISP situation is permanent downstairs where the room is and I'd have to run like 40 feet of cord to connect those plugs xD.
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Hi Viral. I think your biggest issue is your WiFi connection. I had a similar issue when I first bought Destiny (360) and then again on xb1 when I upgraded. Destiny does seem to be very sensitive packet loss and WiFi is just that. I would strongly suggest wired connections for gaming
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작성자: Viral_Assassin8 1/14/2015 5:30:55 PMIt's probably at its best with out being right in the same room like it used to be. I've never had a problem with connecting or keeping connected to router. My ISP though sometimes has hiccups but not every day occurrence.
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Daurel has the right idea. Wiring it up will fix the problem. Wifi is temperamental, and the cheap units that ISPs provide are terrible (which is what it sounds like your using: "our very permanet ISP situation is permanent downstairs"). If you can't be in the basement for long periods of time then you need to move the router upstairs anyways, which your ISP will do upon request. It will cost some cash, but this particular issue is caused by your network setup, not Bungie. Not saying that Bungie's model couldn't be better, but your network configuration is not ideal or recommended for any game.
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작성자: Viral_Assassin8 1/15/2015 5:51:50 PMI need to be more specific I suppose. There is a plastic tube device screwed into my basement wall, attached to that is my router. They told me I need to either use a router to get wifi to whole house or use the cord straight out of the permanet fixture on the wall. If there was a way to move my router (while still being connected by 1 foot of cord) I would. The game finally updated but only for an hour got kicked off and had to get it again. Then again this morning as well. It had no problems this morning updating in one shot but just the fact it did it again [b][i]after it was successfully updated[/i][/b].
