Hello there, Thank you for reaching out. BEAVER is a Destiny networking error that means P2P matchmaking between you and other players failed, usually because of problems with NAT, your router/ISP, or Bungie’s relay network during maintenance. Try these steps in order: Full reboot of network + device Power off your console/PC. Unplug modem and router for 60 seconds, plug back in, wait until everything is fully online. Turn your console/PC back on and launch Destiny 2 again. Use wired and simplify your network If possible, connect via Ethernet, not Wi-Fi. Avoid powerline adapters, Wi-Fi extenders, or campus/office guest networks; they often cause heavy packet loss or strict NAT. Check NAT type / UPnP On your console/PC network settings, make sure NAT is Open or Moderate, not Strict. On your router: Turn UPnP ON. If you were using manual port forwarding or DMZ, remove conflicting rules and rely on UPnP first. Make sure there isn’t double NAT (modem in router mode + your own router). If there is, put one device in bridge mode. Avoid multiple Destiny consoles on the same network If more than one console/PC is running Destiny on your home network, temporarily have only one online and see if BEAVERs stop. Shared NAT/ports can trigger repeated BEAVER errors. Disable VPNs / extra filtering Turn off any VPN, custom DNS, or security software doing deep packet inspection. Use a normal home connection with your ISP’s or a standard public DNS (e.g., 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4). Check for maintenance / try another network Look at @BungieHelp and the Help site to see if there’s active maintenance or known networking issues (these can cause temporary BEAVER spikes). If you can, test Destiny 2 from a different connection (friend’s house, mobile hotspot). Works there but not at home → likely your router/ISP.