Destiny 2: New Light, the latest expansion for the Shadowkeep game, and integration with Steam is happening nowadays. Indeed, Bungie has its hands full trying to balance these new launches. A lot is going on, and as the game moves from Blizzard's Battle.net launcher to Steam, you can imagine there are a lot of issues going on right now. We bring together what we can. This guide will cover the Olive error code.
Destiny 2 Olive Error - What does it mean?
If you see this error appearing on your screen, you are going to have the natural reaction of boredom and panic, asking yourself what to do. Do not worry. Bungie has you covered. They've already prepared an error code page for it, should any players encounter it. Here's what the Bungie Help Forums website says about Olive:
Please try this activity again and resume what you were doing before the error occurred. If you encounter this error again, quit Destiny and then relaunch it. If you continue to see this error it is most likely due to the testing we are doing on our end, we apologize! Watch help.bungie.net and follow @BungieHelp for updates.
Overall, there seems to be a few hiccups in their system when this error occurs. When you get it, close the game, restart it completely, and start over from the beginning. If you get it again, quit the game and restart your computer. You want to turn it off and then turn it back on to make sure your system is doing a full scan. After these attempts, if you are still seeing this error, it is as if Bungie is testing something on their end.
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It doesn't look like you're doing much if Bungie is testing something on their end. Unfortunately, you're going to have to wait for it to finish or keep relaunching the game by restarting it over and over again. If you are willing to put up with it, then good luck. Either way, it can take a while and Destiny 2 starts on day one, things are going to stay choppy.
