Destiny 2, also known as Destiny 2: New Light is a first-player multiplayer shooting video game that was released and published by Bungie. Initially, it was a pay-to-play game released on Windows, Xbox, and PlayStation, but later on, became free-to-play in October 2019 with the release of the New Light Series. Although this game has become popular among players worldwide, it is enclosed with several errors and bugs. One of them is ‘Error Code Beet’. If you are facing the same error and want to fix it, we have it all covered in this blog!
About Destiny 2
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter game with role-playing and massively multiplayer online game elements, similar to its predecessor. Guided Games, a more optimal method of matchmaking, allowing players to search for clans in need of additional players for activities like strikes, dungeons, or raids. Destiny 2’s activities are divided into two game types: player versus environment (PvE) and player versus player (PvP).
Each destination also has a free roam patrol mode that includes public events and activities not available in the original. Along with the fourth expansion, a free-to-play re-release of Destiny 2 called New Light was released, which included access to the first two expansions as well.
What is the error code beet in Destiny 2?
After the update in 2021, Destiny 2 has been facing many errors. One of the errors in the game is ‘error code beet’. Players encounter a beet error when they are launched into a private match with a lobby of 12 players. Players who have returned to Orbit from a private match due to this error may re-join the private match in progress by directly joining a participating friend in their roster screen.
Until now, there are 2 established causes for the error, corrupted cache, and outdated drivers.
How to fix the error code beet in Destiny 2?
There are no patch updates for this error until now. However, we have some solutions which will help you fix the error on your system/console.
Method 1 Clear the Console’s Cache
Corrupted cache causes this error in most consoles and PCs. Here is how you can clear cache:
For Xbox users:
- Open Xbox settings and proceed to ‘Network’.
- Navigate to ‘Advanced settings’ and choose ‘Alternate Mac Address’.
- Now select the ‘Clear cache’ option, select ‘Yes’ and wait for the console to restart
- When the console restarts, check if the Destiny 2 error code beet has been fixed.
For PS users:
- Press and hold the power button of your PlayStation and wait for it to power off.
- Detach the power cords and repeatedly press the power button to clear the console’s cache.
- Now, attach the power cable and insert the power adapter into the switch and wait for the console to restart.
- When the console restarts, check if the Bungie error code beet is rectified.
Method 2 Run a Repair Tool
- Open your browser and download the Advanced System Repair tool.
- Then double-click on the downloaded executable file and follow the onscreen instructions to install Advanced System Repair on your system.
- When the tool is installed on your computer, launch it and click on the scan button to scan for corrupted files, and click ‘fix all now’ to fix all the corrupted system files on your computer.
- Once you have fixed all the corrupted files, go ahead and launch Destiny 2 again and see if the error is rectified.
These methods should help you fix the error. If the error persists, contact customer support of the game.
