Destiny 2: Lightfall is the latest major expansion for the popular first-person shooter video game developed by Bungie. Released on February 28, 2023, it is the seventh expansion and marks the game’s sixth year of extended content. The expansion’s storyline centers around Calus, the exiled Cabal emperor who appears frequently throughout Destiny 2. Well, the Destiny 2 Lightfall Error Code Weasel is one of them and if you’re also facing the same issue then you can try following this troubleshooting guide to fix it easily.
This particular error is preventing players from getting into the game whatsoever. Error Code Weasel is a codename error of Lightfall DLC from Bungie that appears whenever Destiny 2 players try logging into multiple platforms once at a time like PlayStation, Xbox, and other platforms. It’s because the cross-platform save feature is enabled for your game account apart from server connectivity issues too.
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Fix: Destiny 2 Lightfall Error Code Weasel
Destiny 2 cross saves feature basically allows players to save or carry their in-game progress across multiple platforms at any time until the same profile account is logged in. But with that feature enabled, it actually causes problems to the players while getting into the game. Whereas some affected players have also reported that they’re getting a connectivity-related error message that says “Error Code Centipede”.
If we take a look at the actual error message it says “Could not connect to Destiny 2 servers. Check your network configuration and try again.” Luckily, here we’ve shared a couple of possible workarounds that should gonna help you out. So, without wasting any more time, let’s jump into it.
1. Switch your internet connection
First of all, you should try switching your current internet connection from wired (ethernet) to Wi-Fi (wireless) or vice versa. Sometimes issues with the internet connection or its stability may trigger multiple connectivity issues and even error codes. If you’re having a stable and faster internet connection then you should try using another internet network to cross-check the issue.
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2. Reboot the device
Restart the gaming device whether you’re using a PC or console to check whether the problem is still bothering you or not. The chances are high that a system glitch or temporary cache data issue on the device might gonna cause such problems.
3. Power Cycle the device
It’s also worth recommending performing a power cycle on your gaming device specially on consoles because a normal reboot to the system may not be useful enough in some scenarios.
For Xbox:
- Hold down the power button until the Xbox console completely shuts down.
- Now, release the power button > Disconnect the power cable from the console.
- Wait for a couple of minutes and then plug back the power cable in.
- Turn your Xbox console on and check for the issue again.
For PlayStation:
- Hold down the power button for 5 seconds until the PlayStation console completely shuts down.
- Wait for a few seconds and then unplug the power cable from the console.
- Next, plug back the power cable in within 30 seconds.
- Press and hold the power button on the console until the system reboots.
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4. Delete all active clan invites
Some players have reported about this problem after they’ve received an invitation to a clan in Destiny 2 Lightfall. Therefore, you should request the clan admin to temporarily remove you. It’ll automatically delete the clan invite. You can try rejoining the clan later to check for the issue.
5. Create a new PlayStation Network Account
If you’re a PlayStation console user and encountering this particular error message then you can try creating a new user account on the PlayStation Network by following the steps below:
- Head over to the main menu or home screen in your PlayStation console.
- Go to New User > Create a new account.
- Select Next > Select New to PlayStation Network.
- Select Create an Account > Choose to Sign Up Now.
- Next, follow the on-screen steps to set up your new PSN account.
- Restart your console and log in to the new PSN account.
- Finally, you can try launching and playing the game to check for the error.
6. Clear your Xbox Cache
If you’re an Xbox console user then you can try clearing the console cache by following the steps below. Some affected users did find this method useful.
- Head over to the main menu on the Xbox console.
- Go to Settings > Select Network > Choose to Advanced Settings.
- Select Alternate Mac Address > Then select Clear.
- Now, hit Accept > Reboot the console to change effects.
7. Unlink the Destiny App from your phone
If none of the methods worked for you then you can try unblinking the Destiny companion app from your handset and then deleting the app. For some users, this trick did work properly. Alternatively, you can visit Bungie’s website and unlink your account from there. Once done, restart your game or console to check if the Weasel error is still bothering you or not.
That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.