Xbox One in General is Garbage

Hello. I have been huge into Xbox since halo 2 came out. With the original and the 360 I honestly never had complaints. And then there is the one. I have at least 5 problems within 4 hours of playing per day. Twitch half the time never let's me broadcast
due to some stupid error code, Dashboard is always freezing for at least 10 seconds, online play always ALWAYS seems to kick me from a game and then takes 3 to 4 tries to just get back into the game till it kicks me an hour and a half later, party chat always
says I'm in game chat and won't let me change that or that I do not have a mic plugged in when I always do, network always seems to be offline and tells me to check my network connection when I have great Internet service and modem. I do not know what good
it is of me posting this because it won't get fixed just directed to check the server status page. What kind of help is that? I would say give me a refund but also what good will that do? I have troubleshooted most problems and that never works, it just will
EVENTUALLY work on its own for a time till it happens again. The only thing that has ever worked to fix SOME problems is to unplug my xbox. I have done that so many times now that I can't believe. So I am just posting this because honestly it's all I can do
besides build my own pc and never look back but I just want an Xbox that worked as well as the 360 did. Thank you guys.

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Xbox One is Garbage!

It might be different if Xbox actually had some decent exclusives, but they haven't even come close to competing with Sony or Nintendo for the best games over the last few years. That's one of the reasons I sold my Xbox One, there was just no point in keeping
it when I have a PS4 and a Switch. I tried it out for several months, but quite frankly there just wasn't anything special about it.

 

Xbox One is Garbage!

He rant it doesn't come with built-in battery, to work wireless you need to put separately AA batteries or batterypack in!

And there are no new xbox-one exclusive games coming!

 

Have you forwarded all of the appropriate ports for your Xbox One's IP address on your router? All of the issues you're describing sound like they're related to network connectivity, which are frequently a result of a moderate or strict NAT.

Also, do you have any other Xboxes connected to the same network? If so, you'll need to enable something called UPnP (universal plug and play) on your network device, because otherwise the systems will compete with each other for the necessary ports and
will interfere with each other's connections.

Let me know!