You'd like your restriction lifted, and everyone you play against would like to not encounter someone stuttering and teleporting all over the place while not taking any damage from the few hits that they can land on your laggy face.

[quote]So here recently My access to crucible and gambit have been restricted. I can’t play them due to network issues. It’s happened once for 2 weeks now it’s 2 months. I can’t play iron banner and if something crucible related drops next season I can’t play that either. Why remove my access to everything? Why not just restrict access to just the competitive playlist? Literally kills 2/3 of the game for me. I’m left with just strikes and raids. I’ve purchased your game on 2 of 3 platforms as well as the DLC and have been playing since the original Destiny. I just don’t think it’s fair to punish people with poor internet connection when they literally cant get anything else. This has not been an issue until recently so idk what the problem is. Please help.[/quote] Really not sure why people feel it’s ok to go into pvp knowing full well their connection is trash. That crap just makes me mad. I’m glad Bungie is finally cracking down on you guys.

The game's requirements specifically stated you need a broadband connection... not high speed, but broadband. The US Broadband standard was raised to 25mbps down, 4mbps up in 2015, but recently revised down to 24 by 3. High-speed is basically anything faster than dialup that doesn't meet the broadband standard. Granted, this game technically only requires a sustained rate of about 1mbps both directions, so countries with lower standards like 10/1 and such may still work... provided latency is good. That is the other side of the coin... latency/loss. This game uses UDP and not TCP, so there is no recovery for lost or out of order packets... if something is interfering with consistent, timely delivery of packets there WILL be problems. End to end latency needs to be consistently low, with virtually no packet loss (have seen issues with it as low as 2%).

[quote]My access to crucible and gambit have been restricted. I can’t play them due to network issues. It’s happened once for 2 weeks now it’s 2 months.[/quote] When you were restricted the first time, why didn't you take steps to improve your lackluster connection?

[quote]So here recently My access to crucible and gambit have been restricted. I can’t play them due to network issues. It’s happened once for 2 weeks now it’s 2 months. I can’t play iron banner and if something crucible related drops next season I can’t play that either. Why remove my access to everything? Why not just restrict access to just the competitive playlist? Literally kills 2/3 of the game for me. I’m left with just strikes and raids. I’ve purchased your game on 2 of 3 platforms as well as the DLC and have been playing since the original Destiny. I just don’t think it’s fair to punish people with poor internet connection when they literally cant get anything else. This has not been an issue until recently so idk what the problem is. Please help.[/quote] First, why are you playing PvP activities with a bad connection? Bungie fave you 3 warnings now to fix it. If you continue, you will face a permanent ban. Bungie has warned not to play with a bad connection because you are negatively affecting other players. It doesn’t matter if you can’t get anything better. You are ruining the game for other people. Playing PvP is not a right, it is a privilege if you meet the recommended requirements, which you clearly don’t. Second, if you want to appeal, then file an appeal with the appeal form. It’s in the ban policy. Just search for it in the Help articles.

Food for thought, people with poor internet shouldn’t play games that [u][b]require good[/b][/u] internet.

If restrictions were just removed because people ask for it then there would be no reason to even issue restrictions. You clearly are not taking it seriously and trying to correct the issues. You should expect the permanent restriction from PVP activities to shortly follow once this one ends.