Technical question?

Are there many consoles/computers using the internet frequently in your house? Especially when your are playing online?

If so then your internet connection can be reduced when they are all on at the same time.

Im not sure if this is what you are needing but i hope it helps.

Hello!

My name is Dérek, I'm an independent platform consultant and I'm grateful for the opportunity to help you.

Carlos, the warranty is valid only at the place of purchase of the product.

If you bought it in mexico, the warranty is valid only in mexico.

But out of warranty, you can pay for the repair normally.

I remain at your disposal if you have any further questions.

Hi, my name is , I'm a member of the Xbox community like you. I understand your problem, don't worry I'm here to help you.

Are you playing through Steam?

If even repairing the game files or reinstalling in a new location the problem persists, you should contact EA support so that they can help you.

https://help.ea.com/en/help-home/

I appreciate your patience, if you have more questions feel free to ask.

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I couldnt get on destiny so i went on GTA 5 and did the single player

You sum it up very perfectly. Why indeed should people have to go through these needless hassles?

It just seems to me that Xbox One is still in a build where it still operates as an "always-on" console and the system update they bought out to disable it only partially works.

Only a few months ago Phil Spencar cited one of the reasons why certain games have extremely bad install times is because many games were developed with the assumption that Xbox One would always be connected to the internet.

"The change to having to deal with an offline-only state meant that all the install code-flows weren't as perfect as they could be." - Phil Spencer.

Maybe certain games are still being made under the assumption that Xbox One needs to be connected to the internet and this is possibly whats causing the console to automatically switch the offline settings withoutout the gamer even choosing to do so?

Either way this is not good news. At least I am aware of these problems still persisting and will continue to steer well clear of buying the Xbox One for some considerable time yet.