I’m running out of ideas, so I’m posting everything I’ve already tried in detail. What I’ve done so far: 1 - Uninstalled Epic Games Launcher + Epic Online Services (EOS) via Windows 2 - Performed a deep cleanup, deleting every Epic-related folder on the entire drive (including hidden folders, anti-cheat, etc.) 3 - Rebooted the PC 4 - Downloaded the latest Epic Games Launcher version from the official site 5 - Installed and ran the launcher as administrator 6 - Logged into Epic using Steam login 7 - Fully closed Epic (system tray + Task Manager) 8 - Opened Win + R → appwiz.cpl to double-check 9 - Manually uninstalled Epic Online Services (EOS) 10 - Launched Epic again as administrator so it would reinstall EOS 11 - Opened Win + R → services.msc 12 - Found Epic Online Services and had to manually start it (it would not start on its own) 13 - Reinstalled Destiny 2 14 - Verified Destiny 2 files 15 - Closed Epic again 16 - Closed Steam just in case 17 - Opened Epic again as administrator 18 - Launched Destiny 2 19 - Same error (GARBANZO), closed the game 20 - Opened CMD as administrator 21 - Ran the following commands: ipconfig /flushdns netsh winsock reset 22 - Rebooted the PC 23 - Accessed my router 24 - Checked UPnP — enabled 25 - Checked IPv6 — working fine (DHCPv6) 26 - Contacted my ISP — no issues on their side 27 - As a final test, launched Destiny 2 via Steam → game works perfectly with no issues I need it to work on Epic Games, that’s where my DLCs are. I really don’t want to have to buy the DLCs for the third time… Has anyone experienced something like this before? If so, how did you fix it?