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Edited by LokiNailo:
11/15/2018 9:01:29 PM
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Buffalo/ weasel/ errors
I keep getting the buffalo and weasel error all the time, I cant play gambit or do a raid, or sometime stay IDLE for a few seconds and I got kick out of the game, I just spend 2 hours trying to do 3 daylies heroic story mission because everytime the error kick me out
I've tried this [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/249645463?page=0&sort=0&showBanned=0&path=1]"solution"[/url] but is no use for me, I've read the help post on the forum, is useless, I'm on cable internet, got no error in any of my other games, im not logged in another pc, blizzard cant help me because its not a blizz error code, someone get this all the time too? any help guys?
Im on PC BTW
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1 ReplyEdited by BNGHelp6: 11/16/2018 1:37:43 AMHi. Thank you for your report. You may want to review our BUFFALO help article for tips that may help with this issue. If you are on a wireless connection, a wired connection is recommended to play Destiny. If your internet connection is being used for anything else besides playing the game, such as watching a movie or streaming, it's recommended to quit those programs. You may want to follow our [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Support/Troubleshoot?oid=12915]Network Troubleshooting Guide[/url] for best optimizing your connection to Destiny. You may want to perform a [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46501]scan and repair[/url] in the Battle.net app to see if that may help with your issue. If that doesn't work, delete the following local cache/settings directories: [quote] [quote]– %APPDATA%\Bungie\DestinyPC[/quote] [b]*WARNING* Deleting these will cause you to lose persisted settings, such as logged in users, keybinds and graphics settings in Destiny, etc.[/b] [i]The directory names above are actual paths that can be used in Windows Explorer. For example, if you enter "%PROGRAMDATA%" in the Windows Explorer address bar, it will automatically take you to C:\ProgramData (default), which is a hidden directory.[/i][/quote]
