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Destiny 2 Cabbage Error & Best Way to Fix It

destiny 2 cabbage error feature

Destiny 2 is sometimes plagued with the Cabbage error code, one that appears and can be hard to decipher. The game has featured many notorious codes throughout the years, including Guitar. And while the names may sound fun or goofy, the errors are not. They are something that happens naturally with online games. Whether it’s servers being down for the game or network issues on the player’s end of online connectivity. However, these issues can hinder the fun of the game, and you may be looking for ways to fix them. That way, you can hop back into the action right away rather than being stuck in error screens.

What is the Cabbage Error in Destiny 2?

The Cabbage error code appears when router settings are stopping communication to Destiny 2 servers. This means that the connection is not getting through properly and is not letting you connect to the game. It’s something that can affect multiple platforms, not just console or PC specifically. Because Destiny 2 is an online-only title, not having a connection to the servers means you can’t access the game or any of its content if this error code appears.

While it’s not as common as other error codes in the game, it’s still one that needs to be resolved. Sometimes, if there are server issues, the error can pop up as a glitch. And all it takes is simply restarting your game or system to get around the error code. However, there are more direct methods to deal with the Cabbage error code.

destiny 2 cabbage error code screen

How to Fix the Cabbage Error Code

The main solution to fixing the Cabbage error code is to directly connect an Ethernet cable from your platform to the router. If you are unable to, you must change your router’s firewall settings to allow for connection to Destiny 2. To do this, you must follow these steps:

  1. Go to your router’s settings, specifically to the Firewall.
  2. Create a new Firewall setting within the router.
  3. Next, enable UPnP and disable Extended Security.

Because of the conflict between the router’s Firewall and the connectivity to Bungie servers, the error pops up. By making the Firewall less strict, you can connect without any restrictions, and therefore you can play Destiny 2. It’s something that I experienced personally and also had to fiddle around with the Firewall to be able to play. Because the server settings for Destiny 2 haven’t been changed for many years, you can expect to run into this problem if you have a stricter internet connection. Therefore, it may be best to try to fix the settings right away so you can prevent the appearance of the Cabbage error code in the future.