The Finals TFLA0002 Error Code – All Potential Fixes & Solutions

The Finals made its debut in the world of FPS online games very recently, but amidst all the buzz, there are errors in the game that are hindering players’ experience. The most recent one is the TFLA0002 error code.

The error prevents players from logging into the game, and the code pops up to highlight the failed login attempt. Luckily, there are some fixes and workarounds to this issue for players affected by it.

How to fix the TFLA0002 error code?

The TFLA0002 error is primarily caused by poor network issues, so to fix it, players should:

• Disable VPN while playing the game
• Check if their internet router is functioning properly
• Check the game’s server status

These are the best fixes for the error code as of now, and they’ll be explained in detail below along with more solutions. This error can happen from both your end and internally within the game, so give every solution a shot.

I. Disable VPN

The developers of the game forbid players from using VPNs while playing it, and some players have already been banned due to this. If you’re using a VPN while playing the game, then disable it.

When connecting to the game, simply go to your VPN app and disconnect it to ensure it doesn’t mess with your game, and the error should be fixed. If it keeps popping up, proceed to the next fix.

II. Check Server Status

The developers of the game have announced that they’re capping the number of players that can enter the game, which might be why you’re getting the error. To know if that’s the case, check the game’s server status from their official sources:

• The Finals Twitter / X
• The Finals Discord

By doing this, you’ll know if the problem’s occurring from your side or theirs. The servers being full was also causing the play button to be greyed out recently, so you should always check it to ensure it’s nothing from your side.

III. Restart Router

Another potential cause of this error is a faulty network connection due to the router not functioning properly. If that’s the case, then restart your router and then relaunch the game to check if the error is fixed.

A bad internet connection can cause a lot of problems in online games, and it’s something that can greatly hinder your experience, whether you’re inside a match or if you’re trying to join one.

IV. Verify Game Files Integrity

If your internet connection is working properly, then verify the integrity of your game files on Steam by:

1. Launch Steam
2. Go to Steam Library
3. Click on The Finals
4. Go to Properties
5. Click on Installed Files
6. Verify integrity of game files

Even though the error is network-based, sometimes a bug in your game file can really affect the game, so just make sure that isn’t the case by verifying it. If the error keeps popping up, proceed to the final fix.

V. Reinstall the Game

Reinstalling a game can sometimes fix bugs and errors that may occur within it. If you’ve tried all the above fixes and none of them have worked, try uninstalling and reinstalling the game, and then launch it to check.

If none of the above fixes do the job, then I suggest waiting for an update. In the meantime, you can reach out to The Finals customer support to make them aware of the issue and hope that they fix it soon enough.

About The Finals

The Finals is a free-to-play first-person shooter, developed and published by Nexon subsidiary Embark Studios. The game focuses on team-based matches on maps with a destructible environment, where players are encouraged to use the dynamic environment to their advantage.