Error Code CAT is a common error that occurs in Destiny 2 when the game is out of date. This can happen after a new update has been released, or if there is a problem with your internet connection.
To fix Error Code CAT, you can try the following steps:
- Update the game. This is the most common fix for Error Code CAT. To update the game, follow the instructions for your platform:
- PC: Open Steam and go to your Library. Right-click on Destiny 2 and select “Check for Updates.”
- PlayStation: Go to the Notifications menu and select “Downloads.” Select the Destiny 2 update and start the download.
- Xbox: Go to the My Games and Apps section of the Xbox dashboard. Select “Updates” and find Destiny 2. Select the update and start the download.
- Restart the Steam app. If updating the game does not fix the error, try restarting the Steam app. To do this, close Steam completely and then reopen it.
- Verify the game files. If restarting Steam does not fix the error, you can try verifying the game files. This will ensure that all of the game files are present and correct. To do this, follow the instructions below:
- PC: Open Steam and go to your Library. Right-click on Destiny 2 and select “Properties.” In the “Properties” window, click on the “Local Files” tab. Click on the “Verify Integrity of Game Files” button.
- PlayStation: This option is not available on PlayStation.
- Xbox: This option is not available on Xbox.
If you have tried all of the above steps and you are still getting Error Code CAT, you can contact Bungie support for further assistance.
Additional tips
- Make sure that you have a stable internet connection. If your internet connection is slow or unreliable, it can cause problems with downloading updates or launching the game.
- Close any other applications that you are not using. This can free up resources on your computer and improve the performance of Destiny 2.
- Update your graphics drivers. Outdated graphics drivers can sometimes cause problems with games. You can update your graphics drivers by visiting the website of your graphics card manufacturer.
I hope this helps!
