With every game there are bound to be bugs, glitches, and just straight up errors that cause messages like Destiny 2‘s OLIVE error code. It’s not uncommon to see a few error codes here and there for a larger online game like Destiny 2, but sometimes those error codes appear much more often than normal. Lately, we’ve been seeing a whole lot of the OLIVE error code, which means we need to understand how to fix it. Oftentimes, Bungie will fix their own in-game issues so that we don’t see as much of a certain error code, but when Bungie doesn’t step up to the plate, it’s time for us to take matters into our own hands. Let’s take a look at how to fix the OLIVE error code in Destiny 2.
How To Fix the OLIVE Error Code in Destiny 2
If you’re having issues and seeing the OLIVE error code, there are some steps you can take to make sure you’re doing everything you can.
- Double check to see if the OLIVE error code is appearing due to as server issue. Check out some forums, or even the @BungieHelp account on Twitter/X to keep up with server issues. It might not just be you having these problems.
- Restart your game. Sometime Destiny 2 error codes only appear during your specific session in the game and restarting the application altogether can fix it.
- Connect a Bungie account to Destiny 2. This method might not always get the problem fixed up for you, but it can help every once in a while, and you only have to do it once.
The OLIVE error code in Destiny 2 doesn’t have a guaranteed reason for happening, but we are sure that Bungie is trying its hardest to fix it with maintenance. We will update the article when a specific guaranteed fix for Error code Olive is discovered.
Destiny 2 is now available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles.
