How to Fix Destiny Crashes & Error Codes (Like Ce-34787-0 Error)

How to Fix Destiny Crashes & Error Codes (Like Ce-34787-0 Error)

Sep 12, 2014Calin CiabaiGuides & Cheats0

The launch of Destiny is finally upon us and we are clearly talking about the launch of the biggest game this year. Its publishers reported that it made no less than half a billion dollars in the first 24 hours after launch, so it’s that big! However, you can’t have a huge game without its fair share of problems and we are here to try to fix them. We’re mainly talking about the Destiny crashes and error codes like the Ce-34787-0 error (Centipede Error) that relates to connection problems.

So let’s not waste any time and let’s see below some tips and tricks on how to fix Destiny crashes and errors that prevent us from playing or fully enjoying the game.

Most of the errors in Destiny that have been reported so far come after the “ATTENTION: Contacting Destiny Servers” message and they sometimes have names of animals (Chicken, Centipede, Bee and so on). A really common error is also the aforementioned Ce-34787-0 that drives people crazy. So… what can you do about it?

These errors are all connectivity-related errors. In most cases, making sure that your NAT (network address translation) is set up properly will fix these errors and you will be allowed to play the game without a problem. A Type 1 NAT (PlayStation) or an Open NAT Type (Xbox) is preferred.

The problem? People playing on College campus connections don’t have access to change these settings and all they can do right now is wait for Bungie to fix this.

For those who can make these changes, we have links to instructions on how to change the NAT settings based on the console you own:

– Change NAT on PS4 or PS3
– Change NAT on Xbox One or Xbox 360

These are the ports you’ll need to unlock:

7500-17899 (TCP) – Outbound
30000-40399 (TCP) – Outbound
35000-35099 (UDP) – Inbound and Outbound
3074 (UDP) – Inbound and Outbound

 

UPDATE: Great news for those experiencing the Centipede error while playing on college connections, posted on the official forums: “We’re making progress toward a solution to the university network issue. A potential cause are security devices that don’t recognize Destiny network traffic. We’re in touch with the manufacturers of these devices to create an update that we hope will enable you to play.”

Now you know what you have to do to fully enjoy the game! Don’t hesitate to let us know by commenting below if you have other issues or, even better, if you manage to find a different fix to the Destiny crashes and error codes.