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First Destiny 2 PC patch is now available, removes the SSSE3 CPU requirement

Bungie and Vicarious Visions have released the first patch for Destiny 2. According to the companies, this patch removes the SSSE3 CPU requirement that was present in the game.

This basically means that owners of non-SSSE3-enabled CPUs will be able to play the game. Some of these CPUs are AMD’s Phenom II.

Do note that you should NOT use any third-party tools in order to work around this issue. According to Bungie’s PC Project Lead, third-party tools like the Intel SDE will get you banned. So yeah, avoid them at all costs.

We don’t know whether this first patch for Destiny 2 fixes any other issues as Bungie has not revealed any changelog yet.

The team is also investigating reports of performance drops and hitches after playing for extended periods of time. In other words, memory leaks. If you experience such issues, you can temporarily resolve them by closing and relaunching Destiny 2.

The Blizzard app will auto-downloaded this first patch for Destiny 2 the next time you start the client!

11 thoughts on “First Destiny 2 PC patch is now available, removes the SSSE3 CPU requirement”

      1. Personally I think it is more about pouncing on modders, which are the real threat to their now $96 Billion, industry value tripling, microtransaction/loot gold mine.

        Publishers never gave 2 sh*ts about us dealing with cheaters in the past.

    1. because they feed an evil industry, an industry that set precedent via sales records
      so other AAA turds follow their suit and drag down the industry further and further to the abyss

      these cuckstomers have no idea what damage they’re doing by supporting this game

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