Destiny 2 'One Moment Please' Error Fix

Destiny 2 ‘One Moment Please’ Error Fix for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox

Knowing how to fix the Destiny 2 “One moment please” error on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One is key to getting back online. Currently, the Ligtfall update is being rolled out, meaning a lot of players are all trying to get online at the same time.

How to fix the Destiny 2 “One moment please” error

To fix the Destiny 2 “One moment please” error, players should do the following:

  • Wait until login services have stabilized and you are able to log back in.
    • This is common during moments when a new update or patch has dropped and players are rushing to check it out.
    • Waiting between 20-40 minutes usually fully resolves this issue.
  • Monitor the official “Destiny Server and Update Status” page for any updates.
  • Keep an eye on the official @BungieHelp Twitter page for any developments.

For those on Xbox, the issue may have been addressed in the following tweet:

If the issues continue, the next best step is to contact Bungie Help for support here.

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