It’s a little strange that the cap (which would seemingly be implemented to prevent too many concurrent login attempts from occurring) can be exceeded, but given the number of people trying to play this game at the moment, maybe it shouldn’t be that surprising that these kinds of things are happening. Final Fantasy 14: ERROR 3001 Meaning and SolutionĮrror 3001 is an odd error message that appears whenever the login cap is exceeded.
Since Error 2002 essentially means that there are too many people in a given queue at a particular time, the only thing you can really do is wait for the congestion to clear or try accessing another server (if that’s an option for you). In fact, director Naoki Yoshida himself recently took to the FF 14 blog to explain what this error message means. The dreaded Error 2002 has become a bit of a meme since Final Fantasy 14‘s Endwalker expansion launched. Final Fantasy 14: ERROR 2002 Meaning and Solution That being the case, here’s a look at what the most common Final Fantasy 14 error messages mean and what (if anything) you can do about them. I hope that Square Enix’s recent decision to suspend sales of Final Fantasy 14 will help fix the game’s worst server issues, but it’s likely that you will continue to encounter the most common problems until the hype surrounding the latest expansion dies down a little bit and Final Fantasy 14‘s concurrent player count returns to a more reasonable number.
While I’d love to be able to talk more about Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker‘s story, characters, best moments, and mechanics, the fact of the matter is that most of the conversations about this game so far have been focused on the MMO’s ridiculously long queues and various error messages.
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