PC gamers will have to wait until October to get the full version of Destiny 2, but thankfully the game's PC beta testing begins today for some. If you pre-ordered the game, you can try it now in beta .
However, Bungie said that some players are running into errors while trying to log into the game . The studio is actively working to resolve these issues .
It can be downloaded via the Battle.net app, though you have to redeem your pre-order code on Bungie's website . If you don't have a code, the beta will be available for everyone on August 29 .
Content-wise, Destiny 2's PC beta is very similar to the console beta that took place in July. Players can try the first story mission, the Reverse Spire Strike mission, and the Countdown and Control competitive multiplayer modes. The only difference is PC players will be trying out a new multiplayer map .
However, the biggest difference between console and PC betas is that Bungie is now experimenting with a number of PC-exclusive graphics features. For example, having a decent enough machine, the PC gamer will be able to run the game in 4K resolution, 60 frames per second and HDR. Bungie has also implemented some balance tweaks and bug fixes that were not in the console beta state .
Destiny 2 will release on PC on October 24. Got to see a bit of Destiny 2's European Dead Zone recently , and you can watch the new preview here .
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