Destiny 2’s PC Version May Actually Release Later Than Consoles

If you want to go on a raid but one of your friends can’t make it, it’s easy to open up your clan to a Guided Game. (But, hey, at least you get to fight alongside the Vanguard command at full power first.) Depowered and weaponless, you’re the only one who can help rebuild humanity.

All the curious fans, be ready for the Live Stream and afterward, do share with us about the things you like in the upcoming Destiny 2.

In Destiny 2, solo players looking for groups can team up with Clans for challenges like Raids and Nightfalls.

Razer, a force to be reckoned with in the gaming peripheral arena, today announced a new partnership with Bungie.

Countdown is a defend mode in Destiny 2. Namely, Destiny 2 will feature a way for more people to experience the end game content via use of officially supported Clans and Guided Games.

The Destiny 2 livestream kicked off with a heavy emphasis on giving as much access to all the content to as many players as possible.

Bungie will maintain Destiny 2’s servers; Blizzard’s servers will be used for features related to the Blizzard platform, such as login and social functionality.

Destiny 2 is coming to PC but it won’t release simultaneously with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Everyone will also have three weapon slots: Kinetic, Energy, and Power.

Four new planets/areas: European Dead Zone on Earth, plus the planetoid Nessus, and moons Titan and Io.

New dungeon levels are also being introduced called Lost Sectors.

Where the first Destiny had Dinklebot (Peter Dinklage) lazily taking center-stage, Destiny 2 is putting the focus on the leaders of the Guardians in Destiny 2. Entirely covered in ocean, the landscape is peppered with man-made structures and is where Guardian Commander Zavala is regrouping after the fall of The Tower. Bungie confirmed the long-awaited sequel back in March, and although we got a trailer a few days later, the developer has been relatively quiet since then.