JavaScript is required to use Bungie.net

Help

Help us help you.
Edited by Hedfunk72: 6/15/2025 6:12:06 AM
53

Losing server connectivity - Aust.

Over the past 48 hours, the connect to Destiny2 servers has been terrible. It drops constantly and yesterday I simply couldn’t connect. Error codes centipede and baboon. I am on LAN, have reset the modem, reinstalled the game, reset the ps5 and still the same issue. Please provide guidance This is the only online game that I have issues with. I have followed all the troubleshooting and still consistent issues occur - Contacting Destiny Servers. Melbourne location. No ISP concerns. Streaming runs perfectly, all other services / devices run perfectly. Simply connection to Bungie servers UPDATE 16:00 15 Jun - spent all day working with ISP to correct. No dropouts occurring from ISP service. Consistent high speed levels and no packet drops. Removed gateway and enabled full access through router. Reviewed DNS. Now it’s worse!!!! Now getting ‘weasel’ error and not able to get to the first option screen.
English
#Help #Errorcodes

Posting in language:

 

Play nice. Take a minute to review our Code of Conduct before submitting your post. Cancel Edit Create Fireteam Post

View Entire Topic
  • Edited by Guystokesau1: 6/16/2025 12:02:16 PM
    It's definitely an AU wide issue, I just can't find any information on it online at all. But yeah, my iinet is getting 30mbps on speed testing now... Update as of 16th June: still causing major issues for me, no resolve on contacting the customer service at iinet either, I sent a DM to iinets twitter account with the following: Hi iiNet team, It seems that a large number of users on TPG and its affiliated ISPs (including iiNet) are experiencing major issues connecting to the online multiplayer game Destiny 2. Personally, I haven’t been able to connect since Friday. I managed to get in briefly today, but then started receiving repeated error codes and was disconnected again. Others are reporting the same issue in various forums, including: https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/264813777 https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/1lbniwa/server_issues_aus/ And a similar situation from a few years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/qaaot6/players_in_australia_with_tpgowned_isps_tpg/ The team at Bungie is directing affected players to contact their ISPs, but I've already checked the iiNet Toolbox and no outages are showing on your end. I suspect there may be packet loss or routing issues in the background, possibly related to your network’s connection to Bungie’s servers. I should note that when I use my phone as a hotspot, Destiny 2 connects without any issues—so this definitely appears to be related specifically to the ISP routing path, not the game or my hardware. It’s incredibly frustrating, and switching providers shouldn’t be the only fix for playing one online game. I’d really appreciate it if your network team could investigate this further. Thanks for your time. ____ Will let you know if I get a response. There's 1 comment on reddit that needs to be seen and responded to that would really help actually sort thus issue out: "Can someone who is not with TPG and is on PC and the game is working fine in Aus, do the following on their PC please? 1. Launch Destiny 2 and Select your Character and wait until you are in orbit 2. Open Task Manager and navigate to Performance and at the bottom Open up Resource Monitor 3. Navigate to Network tab, that is right beside Disk 4. Click on TCP Connections and you would see Destiny 2 on the top You can then see all the connections that Destiny 2 has. And then those of us with non working D2 can use tools like PingPlotter to figure out where it may be going wrong?" If anyone is able to follow those steps go reply to him here [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/s/3jx8VlRAMC][/url] Or don't, I've done my part. Further edit: iinets response "Thanks for that. We've taken note of this on your account under reference number ********. We've also brought this to the attention of our engineers to investigate these reports and determine what can be done from our end to get your connection to those servers working again. If you're able to narrow down the specific IP address of the server and run a test or trace route to it from an iiNet connection, send those details through, and we'll pass that along as well." I hope this means they are looking for a solution for the issue as a whole, but I am cautious as the response clearly states they will look at what can be done to get 'your' connection going again... You guys may also have to raise a ticket, just @ them on twitter.

    Posting in language:

     

    Play nice. Take a minute to review our Code of Conduct before submitting your post. Cancel Edit Create Fireteam Post

    1 Reply
    You are not allowed to view this content.
    ;
    preload icon
    preload icon
    preload icon