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1/24/2015 5:09:48 PM
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I hate the rewards. I mean the lack of. There have been many games that no entire team will not get anything. No shader, no engram of any kind, no weapon or armour of any kind. The person, who bungie seems to highlight in stats, who scores most points and dies rhe least while still playing together for the team still do not get rewarded.
Second worst is the connection needed to even play Crucible. I can do pve no problem. Go into any raid, Strike and part of no problem. The minute I try to play pvp it, I could just get into cue and then get instant error codes and I can never finish a match.
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[quote] Second worst is the connection needed to even play Crucible. I can do pve no problem. Go into any raid, Strike and part of no problem. The minute I try to play pvp it, I could just get into cue and then get instant error codes and I can never finish a match.[/quote] Get better internet service. Use Ethernet. Get you NAT open. Don't play PvP when others in your home are streaming video.
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Nat is as open as a 24/7 corner store. I play during the wee hours of the night to avoid others consuming bandwidth etc.
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Is your upload above 1Mbps? Do you live in a fairly populated region of the world?
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Yes and no in that order.
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That second part might be an issue. Wireless?
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I have a friend who uses WiFi and has some days he can't stay in a match. If you can't use an Ethernet cord, I would recommend Home Plugs. Google it. They are the best solution for WiFi gamers who cannot have Ethernet ran all through their home.
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Oh nice thanks man!
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No problem
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So now I wonder why Bungie couldn't be as as helpful as you good sir or madam.
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100% ma-male btw :)
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Edited by BLiTZ: 1/24/2015 8:18:37 PMWiFi causes problems for a lot of online games. I guess Bungie's net code is just a bit more sensitive to packet loss. I'm sure they realize it to some extent but don't want to tell people they need to spend more money in order to play PvP if they currently use WiFi. I'm not saying that Home Plugs or and Ethernet cord will solve your issue. It could be a problem in your neighborhood. Your ISP could have an issue locally, but in general most customers don't notice an issue so they do nothing to fix it. If you are on a WiFi hotspot/cell phone or using satellite internet, I guarantee you problems will persist. The internet has many interconnections. If you are routed through a bottlenecked area or have to be diverted around a war torn country to hit the host of your current game, you will have issues. You are most likely causing issues to other people in your lobby as well. Its not your fault. Its just the world we live in. Varying degrees of infrastructure affects everyone when the world is trying to sync up on a peer to peer real time game.
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We need the mega Internet they are holding back from us lol.
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Yeah lol
