The Call of Duty series has become synonymous with fast-paced, frantic multiplayer FPS action. Of course, playing games online comes with its caveats, especially when servers go down for maintenance, preventing players from gunning down opponents. The Black Ops Cold War ‘Bravo 433 Destructive Gator’ error code has cropped up a ton over the past few days as players eagerly await the release of Season 3. But how do you fix the error code and what does it actually mean?
What Is the ‘Bravo 433 Destructive Gator’ Error Code?
The Bravo 433 Destructive Gator code is telling you that a connection to the servers could not be made. This may have you thinking that the problem is on your end, but nine times out of 10, it’s actually an issue with the servers themselves, rather than your connection.
How to Fix ‘Bravo 433 Destructive Gator’ Error in Black Ops Cold War
Unfortunately, your best bet is to simply wait a little while and try again later. With the release of Season 3 today and Warzone’s Nuke event on the Verdansk map taking place yesterday (April 21, 2021), there’s a good chance the servers are seeing a ton of players logging in.
As a result, the servers may be struggling to connect all players at any given time, and so if you wait an hour or two, you should have a little more luck being able to log in.
Other players have suggested quitting out of the game and deleting any ‘Saved Data’ on your console. This can be done by going to the ‘Manage Games and Add Ons’ section on your Xbox and selecting ‘Saved Data’ and then selecting the ‘Delete All’ option at the top.
This has an average success rate, but is worth trying if you’re still seeing the ‘Bravo 433 Destructive Gator’ error code in Black Ops Cold War after waiting for a while.
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