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7/17/2022 11:01:00 PM
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Hi there!
What is your NAT as reported by the game? This can be found in the Gameplay section of the Settings tab.
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I'm having the same issue but on ps4, it started earlier today. My NAT type is open (i'm wired in) my laptops speedtest result is 50mbps down, 12mbps up and ps4 internet test says about the same at 47mbps up and 11mbps down. I'm able to play all other online games on my ps4, watch youtube, and chat in parties. I can launch destiny fine and pick my character then sit in orbit but once i try to go to any destination, accept any invite, or really do anything beside sit in orbit the games eneter a black screen with the loading symbol in bottome left, connecting to servers pops up on bottom of screen, then i get sent either back to orbit or to the game launch screen and presented with a weasel error code. I've tried all the networking fixes and completely resetiing both my internet and ps4 but don't think either are the issue since every other internet using application works and many others seem to be having the same issue. Sorry for the text wall wanted to provide as much info as possible!
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No, in the game. There is a Gameplay section where you can see STUN type. Please try verifying your game files. 1. Restart your computer and launch Steam 2. From the Library section, right-click on the game and select Properties from the menu. 3. Select the Local files tab and click the Verify integrity of game files... button. 4. Steam will verify the game's files - this process may take several minutes.
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If you are getting the “Unable to Connect to the Destiny 2 servers” message on launch, then your system is unable to connect to the servers. As a test, please try to connect your system to a different internet connection, such as a cell phone hotspot. If the issue follows, then something on your system is preventing you from connecting to the servers. This could include a misconfigured firewall application or other 3rd party security software that is not correctly allowing the traffic through. Please check these applications to make sure they are configured correctly and allowed to communicate. You may need to refer to the developers documentation or support staff for further help. If the issue does not follow, then something on your home network is not allowing you to connect to the servers. This could include a misconfigured firewall, or your ISP is blocking or filtering your traffic. If you have received new equipment from your ISP (uncommon but you would know) or your ISP managed your equipment, please contact your ISP for more assistance in checking this and to see if any traffic is getting filtered or blocked.
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thanks for that. i didnt have a cable long enough to check with so i tried my hotspot and it worked. Im just confused as what has changed. it was working fine and nothing had changed and i just started to get it out of no where. interesting. thanks for the help though. i shall double check my firewall again thanks for the help!
