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We've talked about the release date before in this other post , but in this post, you'll learn everything you need to know about Destiny 2.
Destiny 2 has set its release date for October 24 for PC. Although players will have to wait longer. While Destiny 2 isn't releasing on PC until October 24 , it's already available on Xbox One and PS4. The PC version offers many improvements and differences compared to its console counterparts. We've gathered all the essential details below to help you get an idea of what to expect from Bungie's hotly anticipated sequel, the PC release.
Unfortunately, if you haven't tried it already, the Destiny 2 PC beta has been released. Check out our Destiny 2 review to learn more about the game . There are also Destiny 2 guides, tips, and tricks for those who have just started playing on consoles or just want to get a head start on how things work on PC.
Everything in terms of actual playable content will be the same on PC on October 24th. Sony's time-bound exclusive content for Destiny is not only affecting Xbox One players, but PC gamers as well. The PS4 version comes with Strike, the Crucible map, and some items that haven't been available on other platforms for at least a year. There's no exact date yet, but after PlayStation-exclusive content in Destiny 1 has been single for longer than expected, Bungie has made it clear that content for game 2 in the series will be finished by the end of 2018.
While changes may be made for the final release, Destiny 2 's PC beta has brought a list of minimum and recommended system specs . In addition, Bungie has provided a hardware list for those looking to upgrade their system, with CPU and GPU minimums and recommendations.
Minimum Specifications
Recommended Features
[Upgrade] Minimum Specifications
[Upgrading] Recommended Features
Bungie System Features Used in Events
Destiny 2 on PC supports 4K resolution and frames that cannot be turned off. It also has ultra-widescreen support, FOV slider and compatibility with HDR displays. If you have an SLI setup, that will also be useful. We can dive deep into the beta in the video above, and you can get our analysis of how well it works on PC here. As for the settings you can change, there's a lot that causes quite a bit of confusion, including:
The PC version uses a relatively clear control scheme, which you can see in the image below. It is worth noting that the controls are fully customizable.
Destiny: Not Using 2 Private Servers
Unfortunately, the game will use peer-to-peer servers. However, this doesn't quite work like the previous game; Bungie said why it doesn't use dedicated servers for Destiny Two and that could cause a host issue.
Destiny 2 PC Demo
We found mouse and keyboard support with the game as welcome response as we could. The multi-player improved the overall feel, whereas the single-player episodes we played seemed to make it easier than we had hoped. You can watch the video below for technical view beta analysis and PC analysis;
Destiny 2 Review
If you're hoping that the game is significantly different from the original Destiny , you may be disappointed, but those looking for a refined version of that game will be greatly appreciated. You can read our impressions of the full game on console in our Destiny 2 review diary and during the Destiny 2 review phase.
Blizzard uses Battle.net
It uses Blizzard's desktop application. The first game not developed by Blizzard to appear directly on the platform. Activision and Blizzard have recently changed their names but will be referred to as Blizzard Battle.net until they move forward.
Unfortunately, there will be no transfers of Destiny 1 power, Eververse-related items, and currencies. While your character's appearance has not been abandoned for the sequel to console owners, there has been no statement to support any transfer from console to PC.
You can find our article on explanations from the Destiny director here.
