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4/5/2026 9:21:53 PM
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Constant Crashes and Connection Errors on PS5
I’m writing because my experience with Destiny 2 on PS5 has become absolutely frustrating and, frankly, unacceptable.
I keep getting constant crashes and recurring errors like “Centipede” and “Coconut” for no clear reason. These issues either kick me out of activities or prevent me from even logging into the game at all. This is happening consistently, not occasionally.
Before you suggest the usual troubleshooting steps: my internet connection is stable and performs perfectly on every other online game I play. The problem is clearly not on my end.
What makes this even worse is the time wasted — I sometimes wait up to 15 minutes to find a match, only for the game to crash right as it starts. At that point, it’s not just annoying, it’s completely disrespectful of players’ time.
I expect a proper explanation and, more importantly, a real solution. Please look into this issue seriously and provide concrete steps or fixes, because right now the game is barely playable.
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1 ReplyHi there, Thanks for reaching out. Centipede and Coconut errors are both indicative of network issues. These can be caused by problems affecting your specific network hardware, packet loss, or greater issues affecting your ISP which are being passed on to you. All of this is possible even if your network seems fine at a glance. Additionally, per our [url=https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360048717512-Error-Code-CENTIPEDE]Centipede page[/url] and given the persistent nature of your issue, the cause may be a limitation from your network administrator, if one exists: [quote]Please note: Not all NAT Type problems can be solved. If you are on a university or corporate network, or if your ISP limits what type of traffic you can send/receive you may have a NAT problem that is out of your control. You may need to contact your network administrator or ISP to help resolve this issue.[/quote] For troubleshooting, we recommend consulting our [url=https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049496531-Network-Troubleshooting-Guide]Network Troubleshooting Guide[/url] to explore any potential solutions you haven't already tried. If that doesn't help, the next step would be checking our [url=https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049024092-Optimizing-Connections-Improving-Latency-and-Packet-Loss]Optimizing Connections[/url] page. Following that, if issues still persist, we would recommend reaching out to your ISP and/or network administrator for more hands-on assistance in troubleshooting your network setup.
