Last week, Bungie announced that the overlay functionalities of third-party tools such as EVGA Precision, MSi Afterburner and FRAPS will not be compatible with Destiny 2. Naturally, this upset a lot of PC gamers, however today the team revealed that both the upcoming PC beta and the final version of Destiny 2 will feature an in-game FPS counter. Continue reading Destiny 2 will feature an in-game FPS counter and a framerate target option →

Bungie has announced that Destiny 2 won’t be compatible with a lot of well known third-party monitoring programs. The dev team noted that it will resist attempts by third-party applications to insert code into the game client in order to prevent hackers from getting access to it. As such, programs like FRAPS, EVGA Precision and MSi Afterburner will not be supported. Continue reading Destiny 2 will not be compatible with EVGA Precision, MSi Afterburner, FRAPS, OBS and XSplit →

Bungie has announced that the open beta phase for the PC version of Destiny 2 will begin on August 28th. Those who have pre-ordered the game will gain early access to it, and the beta will open to everyone on August 29th. This open beta phase will last until August 31st and even though Bungie did not clarify, we are pretty sure that you’ll need a Battle.net account in order to download it. Continue reading Destiny 2 – PC open beta begins on August 28th, PC beta system requirements revealed →

SuperData has issued a press release, claiming that by analyzing historical data and their proprietary analytics-based metric system, Destiny 2 will sell 3 million units on the PC in its first 3 months. As such, SuperData expects Destiny 2 to become the best-selling premium PC game since Overwatch. Continue reading Destiny 2 reported to sell 3 million units on the PC in its first 3 months →

Activision has released a new trailer for Destiny 2, dedicated to its upcoming open beta phase. Unfortunately, though, this open beta phase has been delayed for the PC. According to the publisher, Destiny 2’s PC open beta phase will begin this August, a month later after its console open beta phase. Continue reading Destiny 2 gets an official trailer for its open beta phase, PC beta delayed to August →

It appears that Bungie and Vicarious Visions (the team handling the PC version) are doing their best to make Destiny 2 feel like a PC shooter. And while the game does come with a FOV and a respectable amount of options to tweak, it also comes with a “feature” that may disappoint a lot of PC gamers. According to Destiny 2’s project lead, Mark Noseworthy, there will be no recoil on all weapons on the PC version. Continue reading Destiny 2 – There will be no recoil on all weapons on the PC when using mouse+keyboard [UPDATE: There will be] →

Activision showcased the PC version of Destiny 2 in 4K at this year’s E3 event. And while the PC version was running with 60fps, we did not know the GPU that was powering it, as well as the graphics settings that were used. Until now. Continue reading Destiny 2 was running in 4K on Max settings and with constant 60fps on a single GTX1080Ti in E3 2017 →