It took 16 hours to download a 7GB game on the Xbox......... wtf? I used to own a PS4 and it would take all day to download on that too. If I purchase a game on either console, I know I'm not playing it until the next day. Thank Feck they didn't go digitally only, not only for that but the price of digital games on these consoles is crazy. I've just got no interest however in purchasing retail games, all that means is I have to keep swapping the disc out, it means I never bother and just play games on my PC instead.
Destiny 2 updates – everything Bungie have planned. The 1.2.0 patch introduced some of the game’s most requested fixes, including. It’s too slow in general and lopsided towards.
- Destiny BarryBillericay 2015-09-08 22:47:44 UTC #1 I started earlier this afternoon after lunch, and when I got home from work it was not even to 2GB, and it was estimated to take 99+ hours.
- If you have a good internet connection but still sometimes run into the issue of slow downloads on the PlayStation 4, this explanation by one tech-savvy Reddit user, MrRiddell, might be of.
These services cost money and they're so slow, I can download 7GB on Steam in 5 mins, it goes the full bandwidth of my net, 35MBps.
Destiny 2 version 1.17 just went live on PS4, and the small update makes a few tweaks to the Sandbox update released at the end of March. The 600MB download won't fix a fractured game, but it does address a few minor annoyances. Read the full patch notes below.
'DESTINY 2' 1.17 (1.1.4.1) PATCH NOTES
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- Reducing Rumble player count from eight to six
- Changes to respawn system to help prevent players from spawning near opponents
General
- Fixed an issue where players were unable to load into the Tower
- Fixed an issue where Vendors sometimes would not load in the Tower
- Fixed an issue where players were sometimes unable to load into Raid encounter
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- Increased monitoring for Zebra errors, soon to be split into Beet and Kale
At the beginning of April, Rumble was reintroduced to the game with an increased eight-player lobby count. However, many PvP enthusiasts felt the match type became too crowded and prone to spawn killing. Destiny 2's 1.17 hotfix, announced last Thursday, aims to address both issues. Player counts have been normalized and spawn points have changed to spread out the action during every Rumble match.
This update doesn't address most of the chronic balance issues introduced in the March update, but it does fix a few minor gripes fairly quickly. In terms of community building, however, there's still a lot riding on the major expansion expected to arrive at the beginning of May. While Bungie has been coy about what the DLC will include, developers have teased several new ways to play including possibilities for an additional class.
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As far as free updates are concerned, fans will be glad to know Heroic Strike Modifiers will finally be introduced to the game after several delays on Bungie's official development roadmap. The short version of the larger issue is that Destiny 2 fans want increased time investment to lead to the best loot. As it stands right now, that carrot-stick mentality isn't very present. Hotfix 1.17 is nice, but there's still lots of work to be done to win back a waning audience.
Destiny 2 is available now on PS4, Xbox One and PC. The hotfix should be live across all platforms.
Are you happy with the changes made in Destiny 2's 1.17 hotfix? Will Bungie ever win back lost Destiny players? Tell us in the comments section!