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12/12/2014 4:10:51 AM
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Bridge mode, does that help?
I'm sorry to make what probably is a redundant thread, but I've really been trying to connect and I keep getting booted off in crucial parts of missions. I've completely opened my NAT/Ports, my firewall settings are what they should be and my internet is very fast, I plug directly in with an Ethernetcable and I'm the only person that uses it.
I've only had Destiny for 2 days, and I'd really like to play and explore, but it just won't let me. My main problems have been Capterpillar, Hawk, and Newt. I've read a bit about bridge mode, and indeed it let me play much smoother last night, but it also made me sign in to Comcast (my ISP) and mandatorily made my Wireless network unsecured, so anyone could log in.
Obviously this is very frustrating, I think everyone's frustrated, but I'm curious, has any concrete solution been found? I've spent nearly as much time trying to play Destiny as I have spent playing it.
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Edited by Kage Goomba: 12/13/2014 4:09:28 AMBridge Mode essentially is a lobotomy on the Router portion of the Modem. - If it works... the NAT goes away... but that depends on the modems quality. Also keep in mind that Bridge mode means 1:1 connection ratio.... no sharing that internet connection with more than one device. Generally if the NAT goes away..means the router sucks in that modem. Time to get a "real" router. And most cable modems have crappy routers. (Comcast Modem <-> ASUS RTN66U (sp?)) -- Modems Bridged...works like a charm. (Xbox 360/Xbox One/etc.etc.etc.) Oh and don't ask for Arris...unless its a Dumb Modem (No router...just a straight modem).
