Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 – How to Fix Error Code Goldflake
The Goldflake error is a common issue in Call of Duty Warzone 2.0. Here are some methods on how you can resolve it.
Ryan Willcox 
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Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is certainly no stranger to error codes, as the battle royale is known to display one of many when there is trouble connecting to its online servers. For instance, one that players may spot is an error message that only reads “Goldflake.”
This typically appears when entering into the game’s launcher from Modern Warfare 2 and is infamous for keeping players offline. Here’s the meaning behind this frustrating Goldflake error code and how to resolve it in Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.
What the Goldflake message means and how to fix it in Warzone 2.0
Goldflake is just one of Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0’s error codes that indicate a bug is currently preventing you from playing the battle royale, so it does not necessarily mean that the servers are down. Those who spot this should first close and reopen the game’s application, as this solution has been known to wipe away the message entirely and get you back into all online modes.
On the off-chance that the message is being prompted due to a server outage, there are a number of ways players can check on the game’s overall online status. For instance, the Call of Duty Online Services webpage allows you to see which games and their features are dealing with connectivity issues. It even provides a link to your platform’s online services page to see if it is currently struggling with major server outages.
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Social media users can also take advantage of Activision’s Support Twitter account. Followers are typically notified of any and all ongoing bugs from the minute they are known. Additionally, the account may even lend a timeline for when issues are expected to be resolved.
The Goldflake error can be rather annoying in Call of Duty’s Warzone 2.0, but thankfully, it typically boils down to a network issue. If you’re the only one experiencing these problems, and you don’t see any solutions, it might be a good idea to check out your internet connection. You may have to go to your router to reset it, restart your computer or console, or double-check that no one else on your network is using a lot of the bandwidth. A common issue could be someone else is downloading something in the background. I’ve had success with restarting my internet system to find a proper solution.
After you’ve cleared the Goldflake error, you should be able to jump back into Call of Duty Warzone 2.0, and continue your matches.
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