Yeah it will i assume your gamesharing?
Nope, is gamesharing like the shareplay on PS4? I just got my xbox a few weeks ago so I'm still not completely familiar with everything
Yeah it will i assume your gamesharing?
Eh, I used to be. Just a regular ol' contractor now though.Air force? My buddy is in Thule
A wrong thought, because there's zero evidence that it was the changes that made this happen.
I fail to see how trying to make the system less reliable on an internet connection made it more.
Nope, is gamesharing like the shareplay on PS4? I just got my xbox a few weeks ago so I'm still not completely familiar with everything
Odd. Everything but Halo 5 works for me!I like how everything but destiny works :|
Games seem to finally be working on my end. Got my Xbox set up as home Xbox one now so hopefully I don't have to go with no games again lol
The idea that a game system that requires a once-every-24-hour logon would somehow be immune from error messages or any other weirdness when not online seems fanciful.You want to know something hilarious? If the original policies were in place, everyone here would have been good for a 24hr window before the console started screaming for a connection.
Just a thought.
The idea that a game system that requires a once-every-24-hour logon would somehow be immune from error messages or any other weirdness when not online seems fanciful.
two days in a row is a fucking joke.
maybe its time to stop blaming the hackers and its time to blame the multi-billion dollar company who didnt do shit to stop this from happening after last year,
I don't care who is responsible. All I know is I am Microsofts customer and I pay money to use their service. I expect it to work. If it doesn't I take it out on them.
two days in a row is a fucking joke.
maybe its time to stop blaming the hackers and its time to blame the multi-billion dollar company who didnt do shit to stop this from happening after last year,
I was under the impression you can't stop a ddos attack. Did someone create a solution?
E left.What on earth is going on over there? Xbox Live has been absoloutely terrible this past week or so.
Losing my patience.
I was under the impression you can't stop a ddos attack. Did someone create a solution?
Go offline in network settings.I don't think they can get a free pass on this.
I know the DDOS isn't their fault and they're doing all they can to battle it, but it's their infrastructure that is preventing me from playing my games and apps that shouldn't require a connection.
Go to network settings and select go offline.I can't start any game. So mad right now. But that is probably the lesson i needed to never buy digital again.
Signes onto my Xbone just fine, am able to see friends and all. But everytime I go to access any application, I am met with this error:
Down Detector comments are saying the same thing.
This is affecting EVERY one of my applications. From Netflix, to Fallout, hell that picture is on the media player. I had access to it for 30 seconds before crashing to that error. Xbox.com says everything is fine on XBL, and I can see friends online.
Despite the occasional outage of service, the total unavailability of ALL my games AND applications, even the Bluray player is absurd.
I find utterly stupid how you can't even use Blu Rays when then network is down
Really? Yesterday when it wasn't working for me, I watched Starwars bluray no problem.
Ps....wait, what if I was offline, could then I would be able to play digital games?
Yep.
It just me that thinks a console today can't know if you are online/offline... the needs of a option to choose play offline is so dumb.^This^
You would think people knew this by now.
Go to Network settings >>> Go Offline, then you can play Single player/campaign.
It just me that thinks a console today can't know if you are online/offline... the needs of a option to choose play offline is so dumb.