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Is Destiny 2 crossplay/cross-platform?

Yes, Destiny 2 supports crossplay. Players can form fireteams and engage with others across all supported platforms; this feature is automatically enabled for everyone.

It’s important to note the difference between Crossplay and Cross Save. Crossplay allows players from different platforms to play together, while Cross Save lets you access your character set across multiple platforms using different accounts.

For matchmaking, competitive modes like Gambit and Crucible playlists separate console players (PlayStation, Xbox, and Stadia) from PC players. If a console player joins a fireteam with PC players, they will be matched with the PC pool. Non-competitive activities, such as Strikes, allow matchmaking across all platforms. Players on PlayStation and Xbox also have the option to opt out of cross-platform play if they prefer.

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Is Destiny 2 actually free?

• Destiny 2 has become free for quite some time now, but not in its entirety. Destiny 2: New Light is the free version of Destiny which is brimming with content. Bungie has decided to do away with Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and have merged them all together on the New Light content, which offers more and better experiences. The best part is they’ve been generous enough to give this version entirely free to newcomers, and aside from the replacement for the previously mentioned things, there are lots of things new players can enjoy in this new Destiny 2 iteration
• Crucible – the PVP side of Destiny 2 where players take on opposing guardians as teams; there are various gameplay modes, each with different team objectives
• Gambit – a PVP/PVE fusion where players take on an opposing team of guardians indirectly by being the fastest and highest scoring in killing PVE enemies
• Patrols, Strikes, and Raids – the most iconic PVE activities for Destiny 2 are also being given for free; Patrols are activities players can do anytime on any planet, while Strikes are the game’s “dungeons”, matching they up with 2 other guardians to complete the activity. Finally, Raids are the game’s toughest activities (although the selection of raids are limited to the year 1 variants only), requiring coordination, gunplay skills and finesse, and can only be completed in raid teams of 6

Can Two Destiny 2 accounts be Linked?

It’s possible for two Destiny 2 accounts to be connected, but not to a The key concept here is “Cross Save”.

Bungie.net, the official home of Destiny 2 on the world wide web, allows playes to initiate the Cross Save feature. This allows the intregration of PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, and/or Steam accounts into a player’s Bungie account. Bungie will then allow the player to pick which platform the main account is currently played on, then it will link that account to all platforms, making it usable everywhere. From there on, players will have one save progress and they can play on any platform at any time.

It is, however, not possible is merge multiple accounts with different characters and/or items. This is not possible. The Cross Save feature is only available for single-platform accounts that players want to link to multiple platforms.

Is A Bungie Account Needed to Play Destiny 2?

All new Destiny 2 players will need to create a Bungie account regardless if they’re on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or PC/Steam. Bungie.net houses all of a Guardian’s records, statistics, activities completed, and even inventory/armory items.

Is Destiny 2 moving to Steam?

Yes, and it already has. Destiny 2 on PC was previously supported by Blizzard, but it has since then moved to Steam. Blizzard allowed their Destiny 2 users to migrate to Steam, but the migration is only supported until October 1, 2019. After that, if a user is unable to migrate, their Destiny 2 access on Blizzard is permanently lost, and PC players who would like to play again will have to re-purchase the game on Steam.