What Does Error LE-65 Mean in Last Epoch?

Constant disconnections and error codes are, unfortunately, the story of Last Epoch’s 1.0 launch. Similar to the confusion error LE-61 stoked, many are wondering what’s causing the LE-65 error to pop up. Here’s what we know about the LE-65 error code in Last Epoch, and whether there’s a way to fix it.

What’s the LE-65 Error in Last Epoch?

While the LE-61 error is an issue with matchmaking, LE-65 is accompanied by a “failed to connect to game server” message, preventing you from logging in, getting past the character selection screen, or loading anything in the game. You can even get stuck trying to connect. Server issues have been a problem for Last Epoch before launch, but with the influx of new players, the lack of stability is becoming clearer by the day.

How to Troubleshoot the LE-65 Failed to Connect to Game Server Error in Last Epoch

If you encounter Error LE-65, you should check if the Last Epoch servers are down. In some cases, scheduled downtime will affect all players. But if you’re frequently losing connection like the rest of the player base, it’s primarily up to Eleventh Hour Games to improve the game’s stability and performance. Until then, there are some possible fixes you can try.

Play Last Epoch in Offline Mode

Playing Last Epoch in offline mode will allow you to play characters on offline servers. This is also a good fix if you’re running into the LE-61 error code. Unfortunately, this means you can’t use your online characters, but it’ll at least allow you to play the game.

Restart Last Epoch

My go-to advice for game issues is always to restart your game and restart your PC. You can also ensure that Last Epoch closes completely by ending the task in your Task Manager. It’s great if this works, as it’s a pretty low-effort fix.

Verify Your Game Files

Verifying Last Epoch‘s game files will ensure that any corrupted files or problems that occurred during installation get fixed. To do so, you can right-click on the game in your Steam library, choose the Properties Tab, and select Installed Files. From there, choose “Verify Integrity of Local Files” and wait for the process to complete.

That’s everything I know about the LE-65 error code in Last Epoch and possible fixes for it. For more help with Last Epoch problems, such as what to do when Online Play is unavailable or how to fix Offline errors, check out our guides hub.