Destiny 2 is finally out on the PC, and we spent a good chunk of yesterday toying around with the new shiny shooter from Bungie. There are two main gripes we have about the PC version so far, but neither are absolutely debilitating. Read on for our Destiny 2 PC review in progress.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic – Find Out How to Play Two SWTOR Expacks for Free & Score a Swoop Speeder Too
From now through November 6th, anyone with a Star Wars: The Old Republic account can try out a pair of expansions for free through November 6th. Both Rise of the Hutt Cartel and Shadow of Revan are free to try out by entering a special code on the SWTOR site to unlock them. This provides players the opportunity to raise a character from 1-60 for free.
Star Wars: The Old Republic – Find Out How to Play Two SWTOR Expacks for Free & Score a Swoop Speeder Too
From now through November 6th, anyone with a Star Wars: The Old Republic account can try out a pair of expansions for free through November 6th. Both Rise of the Hutt Cartel and Shadow of Revan are free to try out by entering a special code on the SWTOR site to unlock them. This provides players the opportunity to raise a character from 1-60 for free.
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Destiny 2 – Bungie’s Hard Line Ban Hammer May Be Swinging at the Innocent
Bungie had a rather rocky day with yesterday’s Destiny 2 launch as hundreds of players flocked to the internet to complain they had been banned for “third party application” usage. Many opined that using Discord overlays and other game capture programs were triggering the ban hammer. Bungie came in to reassure the fan base that bans were not being issued for using third-party programs. “Applications that aren’t compatible with D2 may cause the game not to run but not result in a ban”.
