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Edited by Jashī:
7/5/2020 8:11:28 PM
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This is unfair (Access to the crucible denied)
I'm completely restricted of my play from crubike and gambit for idk how long. Because of my connection issues. I have poor connection I understand that but to complete tip 2 activities and pinnacles for long periods of time that's uncalled for. I don't get why I have to be punished for not paying 150+ dollars a month for top teir internet connection. Let me also clarify that peer to peer serverces might also be the issue as i have found somewhat stable connections. Bungie has banned many players for their wrong doing. and netoworking issues. I feel wronged for this having to happen to me. I play on xbox for clarification. Please no console wars its 2020 jesus.
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Bungie expects players to have good internet so they don’t ruin the match for other players. If you will not/unable to get better internet then it’s best for you to stay out of PvP. If you don’t listen then you’ll eventually be banned.
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Players shouldn't be allowed to badly effect other peoples multiplayer experience. It doesn't matter if it's your fault or not. If your connection is bad, you have to stay out of it.
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What's unfair is all the games you ruined for others with your poor connection.
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6 RepliesIt's not your fault. It's bungie that hasn't thought a better way to make a good matchmaking and invest more money to their servers that clearly it is the worst server in all of the actual games
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1 ReplyBungie gave me some beaver code in comp and then claimed I left the match unfinished. Good job Bungie, good job.
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2 RepliesWow man, haven't seen the other post u guys talking about, but I can tell you (at least for my case) it IS unfair, my internet connection it's not the best but IS the best I can afford in my city so there's literally nothing else to do about it. The thing is with the damn p2p sv and the game itself. I can tell you bc I'm always pinging on cmd and just one or maybe two at most out of 5 times I got a dc'd error it's bc of my sister watching netflix and when that happens I quit to not bother others, but all the other times it's the sv itself without a reason at all bc, again, I see my connection and it's stable... I'm now with access restricted too for the second time bc of this "internet connection", which is not at all, and even for the past months my internet was better and I was playing pvp just fine without issues at all before entering at the beginning of the season just to realize I was banned....
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1 ReplyGuys guys - hear him out. He didn't ruin people's experience with his poor connection. Your not looking at the big picture. He is an absolutely garbage tier monstrosity of a wannabe player. He would have cost his team the match regardless of having connection issues. So perhaps the debate should be - should he be banned from the strike playlist as well? I can solo strikes without issue but I don't want to be matchmade with someone like that. I have a reputation... What if someone sees? Nothing would make our clans lose credibility so swiftly. Based on our combined man hours / money supplied this could have repercussions across the next few seasons. Bungie should definitely look into this for the sustainability of the masses.
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4 RepliesI pay $60 for 300/30
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Nope...your restriction is still fair (regardless of what you think)! Keep spam posting & you’ll get a nice forum restriction to go along with your game restriction.
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Edited by stnbooth: 6/29/2020 3:32:34 PMYou have already been told on your other post that you must wait out the restriction. Your poor connection is no excuse to ruin other people's experiences, again as you have already been repeatedly told. Good internet does not cost $150 a month...
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you can just wait , and don't play crucible/gambit with that connection
