Unlike its predecessor, Destiny 2 was announced on PC thus joining the Xbox One and PC4 version. But then what should we expect from this PC version? We take stock with you.
First, let's start with the bad news about this release. Unlike the PS4 and Xbox One versions slated for September 8, the PC version of the title has yet to find a release date on this new Guardian game platform.
Another bad news: the absence of dedicated servers despite the arrival of the game on the Blizzard platform, Battle.net. So hopefully the various server issues in Destiny's first installment will be fixed.
For the rest, the reviews of people who tested the game on PC seem very encouraging, praising us a port for the less successful. On PC, the game will be able to run at 60 fps against 30 fps for the version running on PS4 Pro. Likewise, the title promises us 4K and remains more than pleasant, even if the graphics are not fully developed.
Regarding the rest, the game will have controls adapted to keyboard / mouse handling, it should be noted that they will also be fully modifiable. For the occasion, a system of In-game text chat has been set up to facilitate communication between players.
Configuration level, the PCs provided by Bungie to the event were equipped with an NVDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, an Intel Core I7-7700K 4.2Ghz, a 500 GB SSD and 16 GB of RAM. The computers in question were running the game in 4k and at full blast, so we can hope that more modest setups make the game run fairly smoothly.
So that's all the information to remember for the moment regarding the PC version of Destiny 2.
