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5/22/2016 9:36:38 PM
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Banning players for their connection is asinine.
Bungie trying to blame their customers for their incompetence.
No more bans on those with bad internet. The problem isn't them, it's your bad SBMM settings that match them with players that are laggy.
This is ridiculous, NO MORE BANS ON ACCOUNTS OVER CONNECTION
Why don't you BAN THE ACTUAL CHEATERS IN THE CRUCIBLE THAT ARE EXPLOITING A HEAVY AMMO GLITCH.
Bungie is going down the toilet with their banning.
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5 RepliesI can't find the post, but someone actually worked out Destiny's netcode, and the minimum amount required to play Destiny is only around 1mb/s 200kb upload. Basically a cellphone could run Destiny. So poor connections unless your on 1990's dial up isn't the problem. It's the fact that SBMM connects you to people on the other side of the world, instead of your own neighborhood or even continent. Every other Developer ditched SBMM almost immediately, yet Bungie so stubborn they are "going to make it work" no matter how much people complain or leave the game over it. At this point it's like beating a dead horse. If X amount of bandwidth is required, then it should be stated so on it's packaging. It's only fair! As when I buy a PC game I look at the "requirements" to see if I have enough ram, video card etc. If I don't I don't buy the game, simple as that. And the other problem is that Bungie hasn't defined a "Poor Connection" It might be a slow connection. Or it might be someone who has a 25mb/s, but is very spiky and temperamental. Or it might be someone who has a extremely low set MTU.
