Battlefront Xbox One Not Starting.
Battlefront crashes at startup on Xbox One. Game will not start.
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If neither the hard reset of Xbox One, nor reinstalling the game worked, the next logical question would be: What is your current bandwidth?
I'm not sure what that is or how I figure out... so I don't know.
Game does not start at all after multiple reinstalls and hard resets of my Xbox One. It was working fine a couple days ago but it seems to be that the new patch has made the game crash on startup everytime. I've tried every possible solution to no avail.
@ThePartyWorm You're not alone, buddy.
@BNBBoss03 Your internet speed. Too low and the game won't start period.
Have connected Xbox One through Wired connection, solid 50down/10up connection. Tried port forwarding every port, still no change.
@Smuggler007 well, I'll give you as much as I can figure out. My Download Speed is 23.70 Mbps, my Upload Speed is 10.98 Mbps, my Packet Loss is 0%, my Latency is 84 ms, my Wireless Strength is 97%,
And my Bandwith Usage was 279.62 GB over the last month.
Bandwidth is not the problem then. So that's all well and good.
I have not had any issues with my Xbox console. Like you, I got the latest patch from Microsoft for the Xbox. I bought the game on the night before it debut ( November 17th). It was a digital download. No problem occurred during that whole download and installation. Signing in to EA was a breeze. Game launched normally. Multiplayer is working as well.
So, why isn't yours working? I know how frustrating it's been for you lately. I'm not working for EA. I'm just a fellow gamer like you trying to help out. Based on what's been shared by you both, did you buy it on disc? Whether you have or not, have you checked to see if your game is listed in your EA account? Perhaps, you need to link it from here in other words to sync with your Xbox? Might require the assistance of an EA adviser if there is some corrupt file from their end, or if you have more than one EA account tied to your console. And yeah, a defective disc corrupts data absolutely. You deserve a refund in that case. It happens.
