WEASEL
Bungie Destiny 2
Severity: ModerateWhat it means
Error code WEASEL means you were disconnected from Destiny 2's servers.
This is one of Bungie's animal-named error codes and is usually caused by a network issue or a cross-save conflict.
Check your internet connection and make sure you are not logged in on another platform.
Affected Models
- PC (Steam)
- PlayStation 4
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox One
- Xbox Series X/S
Common Causes
- Network interruption between you and Bungie's servers
- Signed in on another platform with the same cross-save account
- Bungie server maintenance or instability
- NAT type issues preventing stable connections
- Wi-Fi instability causing packet loss
How to Fix It
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Make sure you are not logged in on another platform.
With cross-save enabled, being logged in on two platforms simultaneously causes WEASEL.
Close Destiny 2 on any other device before playing. -
Check Bungie's server status on their Help page.
Visit help.bungie.net for real-time server status.
If servers are having issues, wait for Bungie to resolve them. -
Restart your router and switch to a wired connection.
WEASEL is often triggered by momentary connection drops.
A wired connection is far more stable than Wi-Fi for Destiny 2. -
Check your NAT type.
Destiny 2 works best with NAT Type 1 (Open) or NAT Type 2 (Moderate).
NAT Type 3 (Strict) causes frequent disconnections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Destiny 2 use animal names for errors?
Bungie chose animal names as a way to make error codes memorable and easier to communicate.
Each animal corresponds to a specific category of error — WEASEL for general disconnections, BABOON for packet loss, CHICKEN for maintenance, etc.
Will I lose progress from a WEASEL disconnect?
Activity progress is lost if you disconnect mid-activity.
However, gear and loot you already collected should be saved to your account.