Unfortunately, if you did not try it already, the target 2 pc beta has already passed. For more information on the game, check out our Destiny 2 review. We also have tons of Destiny 2 guides, tips, and tricks for those who have already started playing on the consoles or are simply looking to get an edge over how things will work on the PC.
Destiny 2 PC Release Date and Differences
The PC version is confirmed to have the release date on October 24, while versions of Xbox One and PS4 are already out, having released on September 6. (Betas on all platforms have also finished.) Same thing on PC - with one exception. Sony's exclusive time content for Destiny 2 affects not only Xbox One players, but also PC gamers. The PS4 version comes with an additional map of Strike, Crucible and some elements that will not be available on other platforms for at least one year. There is still no precise date, but after the exclusive content of PlayStation on Destiny 1 stayed for longer than expected, Bungie has explicitly stated that this Destiny 2 content will be available by the end of 2018.
Destiny 2 Minimum PC Requirements and Recommended Specs
Although there may be changes made to the final version, the Destiny 2 PC beta brought a list of minimum and recommended system specifications. In addition, Bungie provided a list of hardware for those looking to upgrade their systems, with minimum CPU and GPU and recommendations.
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Destiny 2 PC Extra Visual and Graphics Options
Destiny 2 on PC supports the 4K resolution and unmasked framerates. There is also ultra widescreen support and an FOV slider as well as support for HDR displays. If you have an SLI configuration, you will take advantage of that, too. We can dig deeper with the beta in the video above, and you can our analysis of how well Destiny 2 runs on the PC here. As for the settings you can adjust, there is a lot to mess with, including:
- Resolution
- V-sync (30 FPS, 60 FPS, Off)
- Field of view (55 to 105)
- Anti-aliasing (FXAA, SMAA, MSAA)
- Environmental occlusion (HDAO, 3D)
- Texture Anisotropy (Anisotropic Filtration, up to 16x)
- Quality of texture
- Shade quality
- Depth of field
- Environmental Detail Distance
- Character details Distance
- Foliage Detail Distance
- Foliage shadow distance
- Axes of light
- Motion blur
- Wind impulse
- Processing resolution
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- Chromatic Aberration
- Grain of the film
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