Troubleshooting Guide
How to Fix Destiny 2
Connection Issues
If Destiny 2won't connect or keeps timing out, follow these steps in order. First, check the live status page to confirm whether it's a server-side outage or a local issue.
These steps are provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the latest game updates. Port numbers, menu paths, and settings can vary by platform and version. GamerOutage.com is not responsible for any outcomes resulting from following this guide. When in doubt, refer to the publisher's official support site.
Step-by-Step Fix
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Destiny 2 down right now?
GamerOutage.com tracks real-time Destiny 2 player reports. The live chart above shows if reports are spiking — a spike usually means Bungie's servers are struggling.
What does the Destiny 2 Weasel error mean?
Weasel means you were disconnected from Destiny 2's servers. It can be caused by a server outage, your internet dropping briefly, or high packet loss. Check this page and @BungieHelp to confirm if it's server-side.
What does the Destiny 2 Bee error code mean?
Bee indicates a local network issue — Destiny 2 can't reach Bungie's servers due to something on your end. Try power cycling your router, switching to ethernet, and checking your NAT type.
What does the Destiny 2 Bat error code mean?
Bat is a server-side error meaning Bungie's servers are unavailable or overloaded. It's most common at the start of a new season or major content drop. Check @BungieHelp on Twitter and wait for the servers to stabilize.
Why does Destiny 2 kick me to orbit during activities?
Getting sent to orbit mid-activity usually means either your connection to Bungie's servers dropped (Weasel, Bee, or Cabbage error) or the activity host left. If you see an error code, look it up at help.bungie.net for the specific cause.