I Hate You Microsoft

I am just about done with Xbox. This has proven to be the biggest waste of money I could possibly imagine. I have a 60 mbs internet connection and wired directly to my modem my connect in multiplayer games is always yellow or below.
I have an open nat type, I have tried everything on the trouble shooting guide and the results of my multiplayer connection test always says, "Your network is good, but there are some Xbox service issues." I have a Playstation 4 that doesn't have any of these
issues. I only bought this piece of crap because my friends have one and I wanted to play with them online and this is what I get. I has been this way since the beginning of December. I understand having issues, and I have tried to be patient but my friends
continue to report they do not have the same problem. So what's the excuse? Why do I always get the same message that the problem is on your end? I am a gold member, I am playing a game I have a season pass to, I have wasted an unbelievable amount of money
on this and all I get is a stupid message saying its Microsoft's fault and an unplayable game experience.

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i hate you microsoft

In case you haven't noticed this isn't Burger King.

 

i hate you microsoft

psn has none of these problems, I've already cancelled my gold i refuse to buy any more videos, and if I'm paying for the right to use it then thats what i should have regardless of being signed on the internet or not, the fact that xbox 1 was made to never
download video this is an epic faliur and frankly just shows me how little they care about there customers

 

Hi

Along with your internet speed you also need to make sure that the latency (Ping) on the console is low enough along with ensuring that you are not experiencing packet loss. Can you please try following the guides below to hopefully work out and resolve
the cause of your issue.

Slow Performance Playing Xbox One Games Online

Xbox One Network Settings

Network Packet loss troubleshooting forum guide

Additionally if possible can you try using an alternate Ethernet cable and different ports on your router along with connecting the console via WiFi tTo see if you experience the same problems, also I would suggest disconnecting
everything from your router apart from your Xbox One to see what happens.

Finally if possible can you try taking your console and connecting if to one of your friends network to see if you experience the same problems when connected to there network..

Please not I do not work for Microsoft I'm just a fellow gamer trying to help.