6/7/2023 0 Comments Td5336 port forwardYou can simply delete/disable the Custom Services made, apply changes, and turn on UPnP (then apply changes). It's safer to disable UPnP and is reversible if you have any issues. It will NOT allow more than one person to play Destiny 2 at the same time on the same network, but it will MOST likely not affect day-to-day browsing or for other devices to connect to applications. I must warn that with port forwarding we are turning off UPnP which allows devices to open up the necessary ports that it needs to keep a solid connection automatically for services/apps. If you're on NAT Type Open, this will NOT change anything. If it is set to NAT Type 1/Moderate or NAT Type 2/Strict, then this will help. You can see your connection type by going into the game's Settings > Accessibility > under Network Data. It might solve issues like: fireteam joining, in-game voice, error codes, launching Destiny 2, crashes, lag spikes. This will strictly be for PC, but you can use this for console as well. If anyone who plays Destiny 2 on one computer or console and wants to have the best connection to the game here is how you CAN do that. If you think this post is harmful then report it, but I linked Bungie's site that will tell you to do the exact same things I've said and shown. I'm just trying to help people play a videogame that they enjoy. You don't have to follow Port Forward and can only follow the examples shown. Edit: Ok, so this is a guide that people can use if they want to have a better connection to Destiny 2.
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