It can be rather confusing, but we have outlined each for you to the best of our ability. There are quite a few different pre-order bonuses available per retailer, and different skus of the game also offer extra incentives. Story of our lives every two to three years it seems (darn technological advances).ĭestiny 2 will be available for PC on October 24, so the beta is the perfect opportunity to decide whether you wish to pre-order or purchase the game at a later date. Looking everything over, the system requirements and recommendations haven't changed, but we expect Bungie to comment on the PC specs again closer to the beta's early access launch on August 28.Īpparently, according to Can You Run It, our system won't run the game because we haven't upgraded to Windows 10 and our processor isn't up to par. Last week, Bungie also outlined changes made to the game since the console beta, so expect to see those applied. ( As you can see, we don't have a Blizzard Balance.)
If you're system agnostic like we are, but skipped the console beta and are opting for PC, like the console version, you will be able to play through the Homecoming story mission, participate in the Inverted Spire strike, Countdown on Midtown and Control on Javelin-4, the latter of which was not included in the console beta.
But, such setting can be changed, obviously because PC. Yesterday, a new video for Destiny 2 was released showing of the PC version which, as previously reported, supports 4K and features and uncapped framerate. To buy the game, you can use credit card or Paypal and even your Blizzard balance as previously reported. If you're a first time user, creating a Blizzard account is easy as pie, but if you need help, here's how to get started. It does seem a bit strange to us seeing a non-Blizzard title listed through the app, as we're not use to such things. It has, though, been available for pre-purchase through the website for quite some time, so if we're wrong regarding the Blizzard App bit, just consider this a reminder or something. We haven't logged into our desktop app for ages now, so we'll just take folks at their word. Those wishing to try the Destiny 2 PC beta should go ahead and download the Blizzard App if they haven't already.Ĭurrent users have been able to link their Bungie and Blizzard accounts for a while now, but the game was just made available for pre-purchase through Blizzard's desktop app just this week from what we're able to deduce from mumbling on the internet this morning. The Destiny 2 beta on PC is just over the horizon, which means it's time to grab the game off the Blizzard desktop app - or at least create an account ahead of time.
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