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Edited by Killlerschaf:
12/19/2015 2:40:41 AM
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Current state of the Crucible is absolutely ridiculous (The one about the lag).
I have no idea how many things have gone wrong with this patch, but the lag in the Crucible is worse than ever before.
Iron Banner can be described as lag free, in comparison.
The matchmaking seems to be fundamentally broken, as every lobby I am in either has at least 3 red bars, 6 yellow bars or everyone is yellow bar.
Shots take forever to register, melee charges are getting consumed, yet no damage is being dealt.
Bullets simply disappear (some call them phantom bullets).
I am getting sniped, yet no lense flare shows up (or the last 40 people are apparently the best quickscopers in Destiny).
People do not appear on the Radar, even though they aren't invisible.
Getting killed through walls is also a new favourite pastime of mine.
PvP is currently pretty broken, in terms of connection quality.
Edit:
Thanks for all the replies, up votes and agreement.
It's very reassuring when a lot of people experience similar things.
Something went horribly wrong with this patch, concerning the connection quality and hit detection of melee attacks.
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19 RepliesEdited by Rynoceros: 12/18/2015 2:18:38 AMDear Bungie, It's okay that Activision went the cheap route and opted for P2P connections (unlike those turds at EA, who at least have the decency to support their product with dedicated servers) but could you maybe convince them to ping lock the connections? We, as your gaming community, would prefer to spend an extra 60-240 seconds in Orbit waiting for a stable match than one setup instantly with the host providing 800ms worth of lag. Sincerely, Everybody who has played this game over the past year and a half. P.S. Fire your Game Manager or prepare for D2 to succumb to the same faults. Slow development of content and patches, and the prioritization of revenue over playability will not buy back a jaded and disappointed playerbase.
