Stefan Mileschin

In a move that will probably piss off potential Destiny 2 players, Bungie the developer for Destiny 2 has outlined a list for several programs that will not be supported during the PC beta test and on its release. Posted on the developers site, the list includes framerate monitoring programs that rely on an overlay such as EVGA Precision XOC, MSi Afterburner, and Fraps may not be compatible, the game will come with its own fps counter. Additionally, notifications for voice communicating apps Discord and Mumble are not supported. The Game Capture mode for streaming software that will not be supported in fullscreen include OBS and XSplit, but will work in other modes. Not a great way to welcome PC players hoping to jump into the franchise, but hopefully there will be workarounds. For those wanting to try out the game, open beta is on August 28th and release date on October 24th. It is a high priority for us to ensure that Destiny 2 is a safe and fair experience for all players, on all platforms. We remain committed to creating a positive and fair in-game experience in all of our products, and believe that this is a necessary measure in bringing you a great gaming experience in Destiny 2 on PC

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