Destiny 2 Season of the Deep error code weasel: How to fix, possible causes, and more

Since it's a live service game, Destiny 2 is prone to error codes. The error code "weasel" is one such bug. Players often encounter this error during gameplay. It can be intensely frustrating as it disrupts attention and immersion. While most of these errors occur due to network connectivity issues, some are related to account bans and others.

According to the Bungie Help page, the Destiny 2 error code "weasel" appears when players try to log into the same account from different platforms while cross-save is enabled. It has also been spotted after a player was banned during an activity.

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How to easily fix the error code weasel in Destiny 2?

If players are banned, they will be notified the next time they try logging into Destiny 2. This is when the error code: weasel notification shows up. Listed below are specific steps in which this error can be fixed.

• You can try logging out from all devices that their account is logged on and then login back on just one device.
• Restarting their current device might also work as a solution to the problem at hand.
• Finally, if the methods mentioned above fail, restart network devices like routers and modems to see if that solves the issue.

The solutions mentioned above usually work unless there's a significant outage. If these fixes don't solve the issue, Guardians can report the issue to the forums here.

Given that Season of the Deep has gone live at this point, there's a high chance that players might experience the weasel error code. In such cases, the fixes mentioned above should work. The game can be accessed at the time of writing this article.

Destiny 2 has been running into a few issues lately. Over the past seasons, many players were banned for a short time for abandoning Control matches in the Crucible. While match abandon bans are common in the Iron Banner and Trials of Osiris, which happens to be the competitive PvP activity for the game, handing out such a treatment for Control matches didn't sit well with the community.

Since then, the Destiny 2 ban wave has spread to many activities, with many players being banned for no reason whatsoever.

The creator of the popular website D2Gunsmith was also wrongly banned from the game. Although his ban was reversed, he decided to stay away from the game, at least for the time being. He went on to say that he wouldn't be working on the site any further.

D2Gunsmith has been an essential tool for the Destiny 2 community, and its stagnation has been dubbed a significant loss for the entire community. Ever since Lightfall has gone live, Bungie has been working hard to fix the game. While these issues are still prevalent, their frequency has significantly reduced.