2 Xbox ones and laggggggyyyy

This console is nothing but crap to me right now. I purchased 2 xb1, $1000 in Microsoft pocket your welcome, and everytime the second xb turns on and tries to join the party/game the other is in.....good freaking luck. It either kicks the other person out
of the party, the one trying to join cant and has to turn off/ hard reboot system to try and join. Once joined cant even hear anyone and when they can hear it takes a good 3 minutes to register and be able to hear others....or the mic wont sync and have to
do everything all over again. Don't forget the awful amount of lag... because obviously my awesome router and modem can't handle that kind of stuff. We have tried everything port forward etc. Never had a problem with the 360 like I do with these $100aper weights.
And don't get me started with having to send back one of the xb1, brand never in beautiful condition.... no scratches like it was right out of the boxes, and getting one back that look like it had been sand blasted and had some kind of gunk on the power button,
if I wanted a used one that I didn't hang out in the store for 15 HOURS to get the first one I would of waited to get a pre owned one that I didn't care what it looked like when someone else decided they hated it and sold it. Fix this absurdly horrible console
that should have never been released until it was really ready, glad I bought a beta console, for you just to release updates to fix the problems on instead of working on them before hands, just as bad as battlefield ....garbage

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2 xbox ones??

hi,

we have 2 xbox in the house and can play destiny just fine together in a party. We then both got advanced warfare and couldnt get into a game together. We can accept an invite from each other, but as soon as we look for a game, it throws one of us out of
the lobby. If we look for a game individually and find ourselves in the same lobby, it works fine.

We thought it was an issue with Advanced warfare, but we got Assassin's creed unity and Assassin's creed 4 black flag, and we have issues with both of them as well. Black flags has the same issue as Advanced warfare, but Unity has an issue that when inviting
the other player, it tells us that it was unable to join session.

We don't have issues accepting invites from other friends outside the house. We both checked our NAT in the settings, and both is OPEN. We also tried port forwarding and port triggering but it didn't change a thing. Oh and we also tried having one console
wired and the other wireless as well as both wired.

 

2 xbox ones ?

I am sure you could do this with the 360 also with digital games... it came with 2 licensees as well... I think one was for your name/account and the other was for the console itself but was not transferable with a "home console".. I am sure someone here
can clarify

 

Gotta love these trolls that come on here and think that $1000 actually means something to MS.

As for your networking issues, I would maybe consider updating your components. Me and my room mates are running 5 systems on Comcast's fastest, with our own high speed modem not their garbage, and an N+ router that we all connect to wirelessly and they
all run seamlessly. This is a cutting edge system that needs to run on cutting edge parts. You don't buy a high performance car and fill it with regular unleaded. This is not a 360. It's a whole new hardware platform.

This is first adopter territory my friend. If you don't want to deal with the bugs and the breakdowns, then wait for the updated version. You get a new system this early then you are volunteering for the headaches.

 

I guarantee your Internet connection is super slow and can't handle the load of two Xbox Ones.

Also, I agree with bigben about waiting. When I first pre-ordered the day one edition, I was fully aware there might be issues. As for people comparing the Xbox One to the 360, they don't realize that it took 8 years for the 360 to get to where it is at.
And it's not like the developers can just copy and paste codes and parts and pieces over to the new console. That takes time. You may have not ever had problems with the 360, but tons of people did with the overheating issues.