Wondering what you need to do to fix the OKRA error in Destiny 2? In this guide, we’ll be explaining what causes the error code and what you can do to fix it and get playing Bungie’s looter shooter once again.
It’s worth pointing out that error codes in Destiny 2 are fairly common. This is because the game is always-online, meaning you’ll need to be connected to the game’s servers in order to actually play it. As a result, anything from a sharp increase in player numbers, maintenance on the servers or just an internet connection issue on your end can result in you facing one of the many Destiny 2 error codes.
Fixing Destiny 2 OKRA Error
Unfortunately, there’s not a whole lot you can do to fix the OKRA error code in Destiny 2 when it appears.
This is because the error is received when Bungie is performing testing or maintenance on their end, meaning the servers are unavailable for players.
Instead, the only thing you can do is wait for the Destiny 2 servers to come back online, once the testing or maintenance that Bungie was conducting is finished.
You can check the Destiny 2 server status here, which should be your first port of call, alongside the Destiny 2 Twitter whenever you’re hit with the OKRA error code.
That’s everything you need to know on fixing the OKRA error in Destiny 2. For more tips, tricks and guides on the game, head over to our wiki or see more of our coverage on the the looter shooter below.
