With the recent release of Rainbow Six Extraction, players have been keen to jump in and experience this new online co-op shooter. Unfortunately, players are being impacted by a range of problems, including the Rainbow Six Extraction DELTA-00019003 error. It's always frustrating to suffer from an error, especially when it's a brand new game that you are eager to experience. While errors are almost inevitable, especially for a new online game, that provides little help for the players. So we've put together some tips to help you try to overcome this issue. You'll soon be back in amongst it all.
How To Fix "Disconnected From Host" Error Message
If you get this Delta error, what can you do about it? Well, we have a few suggestions for you:
- Start by simply trying again. If you are playing with friends, it's worth trying again in case this was a one-off incident. If you are playing with strangers, it's possible that the person hosting simply quit. In which case, trying again will allow you to connect with a different host. Who hopefully won't abandon you all.
- Again, if you are playing with friends, and this error keeps appearing, then try switching the person who is hosting.
- You can also check the official Twitter feed for the game, in case there is a server related issue. If there is, then chances are that you will need to wait for it be resolved before trying again.
- As obvious as it sounds, make sure your own internet connection is working properly. Minimise the number of other bandwidth-heavy apps you have open. Try to use a wired connection to ensure stability, and if necessary, try restarting your router.
If none of these solutions is effective, then try contacting Ubisoft support for additional help and advice.
What Is The Rainbow Six Extraction DELTA-00019003 Error Code?
This error code seems to be affecting players across all platforms - PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. When players get this error, it is accompanied by the message, "The host has left the mission. You have been disconnected from the host". Essentially, whoever is hosting the game has disappeared, causing the game to stop unexpectedly. Perhaps understandably, this has led to frustration and annoyance for those who have suffered from it.
It's unclear at this stage exactly why this error is cropping up. There is a range of potential solutions, but the most likely underlying causes appear to be related to internet connectivity, either that of the host, or potentially a problem with the game servers.
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Hopefully, after trying the solutions we've outlined, you won't find yourself abandoned for long, and can quickly get back into the game.