EDIT: I solved this on the PC end with some trial and error. I also noticed this seems to be an issue with Spectrum users on the East Coast as well. To solve the "Centipede" error on PC you must type Alt+R to open the command function and type in [b]ncpa.cpl[/b] which will open the Network Connections screen. Select your active internet device (either Wi-Fi or Ethernet) and rick click it then go to [b]Propertie[/b]s. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 and click properties again. Get your IPv4 address from command prompt by typing in ipconfig /all into cmd. You will need the address, subnet mask, default gateway. In the IPv4 Properties select the checkbox for "Use the following IP address" and type in the information gathered above. Below that I used the Google Public DNS Server for preferred and alternate DNS Server. [b]Primary : 8.8.8.8[/b] [b]Secondary : 8.8.4.4[/b] Click okay and you are done. Hope this helps someone be able to play the game at least until they fix whatever they did wrong. Hello all, I have recently gotten back into Destiny 2 and have been playing it for the last couple weeks with no issues. I did not play yesterday and all of a sudden today I am receiving the "Centipede" error on load-in. I looked up what it is and it just says general networking issue. I started with restarted router and modem as well as PC with no affect. I tried this a few times to see if anything changed and nothing. I have no packet loss and full internet speeds with no outages or interruptions anywhere. I am able to play every other game I own on steam as well with no issues. I tried setting up port-forwarding as well but Spectrum makes it very difficult to do. Despite my attempts to set it up it still had no effect. I am at a loss for why this all of a sudden decided to not let me play the game. Any help would be much appreciated.