I take it you've read through the help site? BEE/FLY/LION errors can be caused by general disconnections between you and the various routes your traffic takes across the internet to get to Bungie. This includes packet loss or disconnections between your home network and Bungie (such as ISP saturation or general Internet congestion). It can even be caused by certain WiFi setups, faulty in-home wiring, or other issues that require on-site support or expert investigation. Disconnects of this type can also be caused by bandwidth being claimed by other devices and applications. It may be necessary to avoid file-sharing, video streaming or other bandwidth intensive tasks on any device connected to your network while playing Destiny, including console applications that run in the background or in a window as you game. If you hit this frequently, please follow the suggestions at http://bungie.net/networking to see if troubleshooting your setup, or switching from a wireless to a wired setup improves your experience. During investigation, Bungie has seen users hitting these errors in geographic clusters in different places at different times. For example, we recently detected 25% packet loss from the UK at the same time a number of users located there saw errors. These Internet conditions usually pass quickly, and the errors often go away on their own when this happens. If you have performed all of the troubleshooting steps called out above and are still hitting these errors, you may not be able to resolve this issue by changing your home network configuration. Bungie is carefully monitoring BEE, FLY, and LION issues preventing players from having a quality Destiny experience, and we are working very hard to investigate and address these issues. You can read about our ongoing progress below. Making this experience better for everybody is a top priority at Bungie. Recent updates on our investigations for users hitting repeated BEE/FLY/LION errors: The BEE/FLY/LION error continues to be the most common error seen by our players, and we have two major updates in development that are intended to reduce the frequency of these errors while maintaining a consistent gaming experience for all users. These errors are nearly always related to problems with the reliability of the connection between the player and the internet, but for many players those issues can be beyond their control, and these major updates will do a better job of tolerating these connectivity issues.

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