Dear 343, for crying out loud, make your own system work.
Look, I realize lagging will happen no matter what, and I don’t mind that. What pisses me off is when I keep getting disconnected from the game (4 times in a row) even though it’s not lagging at all.
Oh, and don’t say it’s my internet connection, it’s not. I can be downloading something on torrent and playing League of Legends while my girlfriend watches something on crunchyroll or netflix and everything is fine. I try to do nothing else but play Halo 5, and for no good reason the game just screws me over with lag or disconnecting… or sometimes just glitching and making it impossible to see the stats from my previous game. It’s annoying, make it stop.
Does your game just stop and go into a search screen that you can’t leave? Also can you still hear you’re game running in the background?
Happens to me too. I have 30 mbps internet. Lag is unreal sometimes. If it’s not lag, it’s me getting kicked out, or not getting to see stats after the game. It’s always something. I can play all other games fine, including Halo MCC.
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> Does your game just stop and go into a search screen that you can’t leave?
That happens sometimes as well, so I have to quit the game from the desktop and restart it, hoping that will at least prevent it from happening again next game, usually works.
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> Happens to me too. I have 30 mbps internet. Lag is unreal sometimes. If it’s not lag, it’s me getting kicked out, or not getting to see stats after the game. It’s always something. I can play all other games fine, including Halo MCC.
It’s like you said, there’s always something. I wonder if I’m dreaming whenever the game actually plays efficiently. For what it’s worth, I ran a test through my xbox and it said the problem has somthing to do with the Xbox Live. So at the very least in this particular ocasion it’s actually microsoft’s fault.
Man, it’s tough to rank up when both the Xbox Live and Halo 5 are against you. When one decides to give me a break, the other one takes over.