Destiny 2 The Final Shape server status and all error codes

Destiny 2 error codes are a common sight whenever there is a new update like The Final Shape which causes a lot of players to ask the question about why can’t they play the game.

With the new DLC going live, there’s a high chance that you will experience some of the more common error codes, or you might have difficulty logging into the game itself.

So, here’s why you can’t play Destiny 2, along with basic fixes for all the error codes that you will come across after The Final Shape has gone live.

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Are the Destiny 2 servers down right now?

Destiny 2 servers are completely functional at this point in time. In case you’re having trouble logging in, here are some of the common error codes that can help you diagnose the issues that are plaguing your game.

All Destiny 2 error codes

There are multiple error codes that you will experience in Destiny 2, especially after The Final Shape DLC goes live. These error codes and how you can solve them are as follows:

Error code anteater

Error code anteater is a general networking error. It indicates an error with your network so the best way to solve it is by troubleshooting your network devices, or restarting your system and the game.

Error code baboon

The error code baboon indicates an issue with your network and signifies that your device cannot connect to the game properly. Troubleshooting your network devices should sort the problem for you.

Error code bean

Error code bean is a gameplay-related activity, and you will only see this if you try to launch an activity with more than six players in Destiny 2. Logging out and then logging into the game should sort this error if there are less than six players in your fireteam when you experience this error code.

Error code beaver

The beaver error code shows bad connection quality, so the only way to solve this is to ensure your network connection is set up correctly and is free of errors.

Error code bee

The error code bee shows up with there’s imbalance in your network’s bandwith. If there are other programs running on your network, and are consuming too much bandwith, then shutting them down should sort out this error code in Destiny 2.

Error code boar

Interruptions in your network connection will trigger the error code boar in Destiny 2. If you repeatedly encounter this error while you’re on a wireless network, switching to an Ethernet cable is something that can help sort this issue for your.

Error code broccoli

Unlike the previous error codes, error code broccoli is triggered if your device fails to detect the GPU. While a hardware error could trigger this issue, it could also be caused by improper drivers, so restart your PC and then make sure that all your graphics drivers are updated.

Error code cabbage

You may get error code cabbage if your router is blocking information from the Destiny 2 servers. This issue can be fixed by allowing the game through your firewall settings.

Error code calabrese

The calabrese error represents an issue on the developers end, and is usually seen during testing or when server maintenance is underway.

Error code cat

If your version of Destiny 2 is outdated, you will come across the cat error code. Updating your game will fix this issue.

Error code centipede

You may run into error code centipede if you lose connection to your network, or if your NAT type is too strict. Bungie has a network troubleshooting guide if you need assistance in changing your NAT type.

Error code chicken

Error code chicken is triggered if you don’t have an active internet connection, or for some reason your device cannot connect to the game servers at all. Restarting your game and troubleshooting your network devices can solve this error.

Error code chickpea

If you’re playing with someone who is on a different platform and you get the error code chickpea, then it indicates that they’ve turned off cross-play in the middle of an activity. Getting them to activate cross-play once again will sort this issue.

Error code honeydew

The honeydew error code occurs when too many players try to log into Destiny 2 at the same time which causes a server bottleneck. This error code indicates server side issues so all you need to do is wait it out.

Error code marionberry

If you get the error code marionberry, then there’s an issue with your wifi connection. Switching to a wired connection can solve the problem for you.

Error code marmot

The error code marmot appears if your Destiny 2 files have been corrupted. Repairing your game files via the client that you’ve downloaded it from, or performing a clean install of the game should solve this issue for you.

Error code moose

This error code is vague and indicates a networking error. Restart your PC and your network devices if you see this error code when you launch the game.

Error code olive

This error randomly appears when Bungie is testing something or the maintenance period is underway. Restarting your game is the best way to fix it.

Error code plum

Error code plum corresponds to your BattlEye anti-cheat software. It shows that the software has detected an issue with files on your system. Restarting your PC should ideally fix this, but if you keep getting it, formatting your system might be the only way to fix it.

Error code pluot

The error code pluot occurs if you’ve uninstalled BattlEye or if it isn’t running alongside Destiny 2. Repairing your game files should fix this issue for your.

Error code sheep

Just like the cat error code, the sheep error code is triggered if someone on your fireteam does not have an updated version of the game. They need to update their game before they try to join your fireteam again.

Error code stingray

If you get the error code stingray, then you need to sign in to the platform account on which you’re currently playing Destiny 2.

Error code urchin

According to Bungie, you will get the error code urchin if you have a restriction on your account (see the account restrictions page for more information.)

Error code weasel

Error code weasel is, in Bungie’s words is a general message that indicates a networking issue. You might also get this error code if you’ve been banned while you’re in the middle of an activity, but something like that happening is rather rare.

That sums up everything you need to know about all the error codes and the current server status in Destiny 2.