PC gamers will finally be able to play Destiny when the sequel’ s beta arrive on August 28. Those who have pre-ordered Destiny 2 can get an early look at the multiplayer FPS on this date, while everyone else will have…
PC gamers will finally be able to play Destiny when the sequel’s beta arrive on August 28. Those who have pre-ordered Destiny 2 can get an early look at the multiplayer FPS on this date, while everyone else will have to wait until the day after.
The beta is scheduled to run until August 31, but there’s a good chance developer Bungie will extend it. The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 beta, which was due to end on July 23, ended up running for an extra two days. The studio called it “the biggest Bungie beta ever.”
PC players will likely enjoy the same experience found in the console beta, which includes the campaign’s opening mission, “Homecoming, ” and the Inverted Spire Strike, along with two of the new 4 X 4 player Crucible game modes: Control, on the Endless Vale map; and Countdown, on the Midtown map.
“This is not the last piece of news we’ ll have for PC players prior to the Beta. In the weeks to come, expect us to sound off again with more details on how you can get the most out of your first steps in the PC build, ” Bungie states in its announcement.
The company has also released a list of recommended and minimum PC specs for Destiny 2, which are as follows:
Recommended Spec
CPU
Intel — Core i5-2400
AMD — Ryzen R5 1600X
GPU
Nvidia — GeForce GTX 970
AMD — Radeon R9 390
RAM
8GB
Minimum Spec
CPU
Intel — Core i3-3250
AMD — FX-4350
GPU
Nvidia — GeForce GTX 660 2GB
AMD — Radeon HD 7850 2GB
RAM
6GB
The full version of the game is set to hit the PC on October 24. While this means we’ ll have to wait almost seven weeks following the console launch, PC owners do get a slew of options: 4K resolution support, uncapped framerate, full mouse and keyboard support with custom key mapping, text chat, an adjustable field of view, a detailed settings screen, and 21: 9 monitor support.
