Bungie says it hears your Destiny 2 endgame feedback

And the PC specs are locked in

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As part of its weekly community update, Bungie has shared the final system specs for the PC version of Destiny 2. If you played during the beta phase back in August, these requirements should look familiar.

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    CPU
    Intel – Core i5-2400 3.4 GHz or i5 7400 3.5 GHz
    AMD – Ryzen R5 1600X 3.6 GHz

    GPU
    Nvidia – GeForce GTX 970 4GB or GTX 1060 6GB
    AMD – Radeon R9 390 8GB

    RAM
    8GB

Minimum

    CPU
    Intel – Intel Core i3-3250 3.5 GHz or Intel Pentium G4560 3.5 GHz
    AMD – FX-4350 4.2 GHz

    GPU
    Nvidia – GeForce GTX 660 2GB or GTX 1050 2GB
    AMD – Radeon HD 7850 2GB

    RAM
    6GB

Operating system

        Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, or Windows 10 64-bit (Recommended)

Storage

        68GB available hard drive space

Even though Destiny 2 runs and plays like a dream on PC, I couldn’t wait for its staggered launch, so I sprang for the console game and now I’m left with characters and PlayStation Network friends I won’t be able to easily ditch come October 24. I knew this would happen but I did it anyway. Drat.

Elsewhere in the post, Bungie said that the Leviathan prestige raid is set for October 18 at 10:00am Pacific… but that exploit that caused it to be pushed back in the first place? It hasn’t been patched up yet. “The last thing we want to do is fix an exploit some players are using, only to break other parts of the game for everyone. Because of this, we are pushing the fix off to a later date.” That said, Bungie has come up with “a way to verify a clean finish,” so it can “detect if any teams use this exploit to gain an advantage” and “will be able to crown the winners with the confidence they deserve.” The race is still on.

Lastly, the studio left a general “we’re listening!” note.

“We’re reading as much of your chatter as we possibly can. There are millions of you, after all. One thing we have noticed is a lot of discussions about the Endgame and how it can be improved. Right now, these discussions are also happening in our studio. We are listening, but need time to digest everything and draw up the best plans for the future. We will have more to say on this soon.”

This Week At Bungie – 10/12/2017 [Bungie]

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