MCC is Still Broken
My MCC multiplayer is completely non-functional. It's like launch in 2014. I get as far as the loading screen in any given game and then it kicks me out and says, "connection interrupted." I've reinstalled the game 3 times, triple checked my NAT type, cleared my saved data (sacrificed all campaign progress by doing that), and tried everything else I found on the internet. This is fucking ridiculous, and if the issue persists into the Halo: Reach launch, I will never touch this game again. Somebody please give me some kind of answer or suggestion.
Posted Oct 13, 2019, 6:36 PM UTC
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Do other multiplayer games work for you? If so, what other games are you able to play?
Are you on any insider rings of Xbox firmware or Halo: MCC?
Go into your Xbox's network settings and hit "Test Network Speed & Statistics" and list out what it tells you.
All other games work fine. Every call of duty, halo reach, pubg, etc
I’m on my colleges wifi so that might pose an issue, I have 21 down and 13 up, no packet loss, 1426 MTU (whatever that is), 77 ping which is definitely on the higher side, and 71% wireless strength
The college wifi is almost definitely a big part of the problem if not the actual problem itself. The way that schools set up wifi a lot of the time ends up being difficult for a lot of random things. It might work for some games and not for others, and there's really not much you can do.
Is there a way for you to get a wired connection at least to check if it works? That might be the easiest (and only) way for you to get it to work since you can't mess with your router's settings.
I was able to get into 2 playable games in last hour which is huge progress compared to the last 3 days since I reinstalled the game, but I still have this issue most of the time. I can check around my room for an Ethernet port, maybe that’ll help. Besides the fact that’s it’s college WiFi, do you see any issues with the statistics I sent you?
Thank you
No, everything seems okay. The big thing would have been packet loss. The wireless strength is lower than I'd like for mine personally, but it should still be fine. And 77 ping is also no problem.
It's almost definitely just how the wifi is set up in general causing some of the web traffic to be messed up. Being wired in might fix it and it might not, but it would definitely be worth looking in to.