Today, the Bungie Help account tweeted out that Bungie made changes to bandwidth limits that their servers use. This change was implemented to reduce the amount of teleporting enemies rampant in the game. Whether one is playing nightfall strikes, raids, or gambit in Destiny 2, teleporting enemies have been a problem that has largely gone unanswered for some time now. Bungie has acknowledged this problem before, with the launch of Season of the Chosen, mentioning that the changes to their scripting that launched with Beyond Light were the most likely suspects for the issue. That post is also where they first said that they were working on improvements for how they handle network traffic. Now, about three months later, we have the solution they have been working on.
We've made a change to our bandwidth limits that our servers use. The goal of the change is to reduce teleporting enemies in certain activities. Some activities won't be affected by this change.
If you still see this issue let us know in our Help forums: https://t.co/9lcpiG3pif
— Bungie Help (@BungieHelp) June 1, 2021
Hopefully this new approach does something to quell users’ complaints about teleporting enemies, as the instantaneous teleport of enemies can spell the death of players in difficult endgame content.
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Noah Anzaldua is a game journalist, Twitch streamer, and a passionate fan of Apex Legends and Destiny 2. Writing and streaming are his passions, and he is carving a career path out for himself. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama where he is majored in News Media, History, and Political Science.
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