Battlefield 2042 Error Code 600P:13C: How to Fix
Battlefield 2042 Error Code 600P:13C is one that many players are experiencing at the moment as the title enters its early access period.
For those looking to spend less time on the error screen and more time in Battlefield 2042, here's what you can do to fix the Error Code 600P:13C issue.
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Battlefield 2042 Error Code 600P:13C: How to Fix
As acknowledged by the new Battlefield Direct Communication Twitter account, the Unable to Load Persistence Data error message and Error Code 600P:13C combo is one that many are receiving while attempting to load into a Server before being returned to the Main Menu.
Additionally, the service account also confirmed that the error is a connection issue coming from the devs' side of things.
Throughout the day we've performed focused backend maintenance, targeted at reducing the number of times you see 'Error: Persistence Data (2002G)'
— Battlefield Direct Communication (@BattlefieldComm) November 13, 2021
⏱ These changes are active now, and are being actively monitored
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As such, while the devs do recommend for players encountering the issue to simply try and hit "Retry" and attempt to join a server while they work on a fix, some in the community claim to have found some other temporary workarounds to use in the meantime.
One is that since this issue is seemingly happening more often for console players than those on PC, turning off crossplay seems to have done the trick for some.
For those on Xbox, here's how to disable cross-network play from the system settings:
- Open the Settings app
- In Account, select "Privacy & online safety"
- Select "Xbox privacy"
- Select "View details and customize"
- Select "Communication and multiplayer"
- Set the "You can join cross-network play" option to "Block"
This will limit the content you can see on Battlefield 2042's Portal mode, but at least you should be able to load in.
Of course, doing this means you won't be able to play crossplay on any of your others games on the Xbox as well unless you turn it back on.
For those on PC or PlayStation, here's how to turn off crossplay in Battlefield 2042’s in-game menu:
- Select "Options"
- Select the General tab and navigate to the “Other” section
- Set the “Cross-Play” setting to “Off”
Another method is to simply close the game application and restart it. Those on PC can also try to verify their game files, close background applications or clear their cache depending on the game launcher they purchased the title from.
Other than that, it's likely not worth uninstalling and re-downloading the entire game, especially since the Battlefield Direct Communication Twitter is now reporting that the servers are indeed now beginning to recover.
Players who pre-ordered the Gold and Ultimate Editions of Battlefield 2042, and EA Play Pro members can play the title now via Early Access. The Standard Edition launch for Battlefield 2042 is Nov. 19.