I just started playing this game today and the first time I load up the game, everything seemed nice and all. Before creating my character, I was disconnected, but then reconnected. I thought this was an odd occurrence. I go on to play the intro, and I get to the point where I need to find the dropship or something like that. I couldn't find it, and then I got disconnected with error code "Cabbage". I tried to reconnect, nothing but cabbages. I restarted the game, and it played the intro AGAIN. But then disconnected me with error code Cabbage. I changed networks and it forced me to play the whole intro once again, except I still had the weapons that I had before. I get to the dropship part again and it disconnects me once more. At this point, uninstalling the game, and not playing it, are the same thing. I searched up how to fix the error code Cabbage and all I saw were problems I couldn't fix. My modem doesn't have the same settings as what the instructions said, as the firewall section had nothing about letting a game through. Please fix this soon so I can actually try playing this game for once. [u][b]Edit (3/26/2020):[/b][/u] I've tried many things to fix this. First I tried to access my modem Telnet to try to unbind something that could've been causing a problem, but it wouldn't let me connect to Port 23, or something like that. Then I tried enabling UPnP on my modem, but to no avail. There wasn't any advanced enabling option available for it either. Finally I tried port forwarding to port 3074 with my computer's IPv4 address, and it let me get farther into the tutorial than before by getting onto the broken jumpship. I could finally get back to the city! But guess what didn't happen. After it played the cutscene, a different error popped up. I can't remember what the error code was, but it disconnected me, and I had to restart back to the beginning of the tutorial again. I've done the tutorial a total of 7 times now. I might try different things. Maybe different having ports instead of 3074 in the port forwarding settings. If anyone has a suggestion to fix this accursed Cabbage error, any help would be appreciated. [u][b]UPDATE (4/2/2020):[/b][/u] I could not get D2 to work. So if anyone lives in italy and uses a TIM modem, I'd really wouldn't recommend wasting your time trying to find a solution. BUT, there is a way around it. If you have a computer (any computer, even your 5 year old laptop) and a Steam account, download something called Geforce NOW ([url]https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now/[/url]). This program, made by Nvidia, lets you play most games at high frames, as long as you have a good internet connection. It plays the game on their servers and it streams into your computer. All you have to do is download the application, sign up with a free account, and add Destiny 2 to your game library. To enhance the experience, go into settings and change the streaming quality to "Competitive" so that the delay is gone and the frames that the stream delivers to you (not the game) is highered to 120 (instead of 60). Then you launch the game, wait in the queue (unless it's full), and then sign into Steam to play the game (the game is free on Steam). I was able to get past the tutorial after 10 failed attempts on my computer, due to disconnection. For now, that is all you can do until Bungie fixes their Cabbages.