Bungie has confirmed that Destiny 2 servers are down for some PS4 players tonight.
The outages started a few hours ago and are stopping PSN users accessing the core game.
“We are investigating players on PlayStation 4 receiving errors indicating permissions to access online multiplayer may have changed,” a message from Bungie explains.
There’s been no explanation on what might be causing the issues tonight, although it seem likely connected to the game, rather than the PlayStation Network.
“Just for your information, Destiny 1 is down too. hope y’all can get it up by tomorrow, that’s my day off guy. Keep trying hard,” one fan commented.
Bungie did warn on release day that server queues were likely, telling fans: “During periods of high traffic, players may encounter the Destiny server login queue.
“Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 feature separate queues. Destiny server queues regulate player population to provide stable conditions for Destiny gameplay.”
Bungie have already confirmed a list of known bugs for the game, which look set to continue until the development team can start rolling out new updates.
See below for the most up to date list of emergent issues that are under investigation by Bungie:
BNET 503 Errors: We are investigating issues causing players to occasionally encounter 503 errors on Bungie.net
Cabbage Errors: We are investigating player reports of CABBAGE error codes.
PS4 Pro Crashes: We are aware of reports of some PS4 Pro players encountering crashes and are working with our partners to investigate the issue.
Xbox Displayed Release Date: While the Xbox Dashboard may be displaying the wrong date, Destiny 2 will become available September 6, 2017. If you experience any issues accessing Destiny 2 licenses on September 6, you may need to contact Xbox Support for assistance.
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