Destiny 2 Cabbage error code: Possible fixes, workarounds, and more
Destiny 2 players seem to be getting a well-known error during the start of the eighth weekend alongside Trials of Osiris. Alongside multiple other errors and bugs in Season 19, players face another wave of error codes while loading inside a PvE or PvP activity. The codes in question here include Cabbage, Currant, and Coconut.
While the error mentioned above codes are often defined as problems from the player's side, the server can be held accountable in some cases. However, Cabbage, Coconut, and Currant can be fixed by simply tweaking the user's connectivity, including hardware such as routers, or contacting ISPs to report packet losses.
The following article lists possible fixes to these errors, as Bungie has also recently addressed the issue by announcing an investigation from their side.
Disclaimer: Points mentioned in this article are based on Bungie's official server.
Following a wave of error codes in the community, Bungie's official support Twitter account uploaded the following by addressing the issue:
As mentioned earlier, all three of these codes are pretty well-known, as players can get these frequently during their gameplay sessions. Coconut can occur due to ISP issues, packet losses, network hardware complications, Wi-Fi glitches, and more.
Bungie has an article regarding the error codes, which recommends players to make sure that their network connections are working as intended. If the error persists, players should follow the company's official network troubleshooting guide, as mentioned on their official website.
Currant also involves issues regarding ISPs, hardware, and more. Players can take the same approach as Coconut when it comes to fixing this, while the core of the problem sometimes lies within
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