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Bungie wants Destiny 2 to "feel native on the PC"

David 'DeeJ' Dague talks about the importance of the PC community.
Sam Bishop 21 August 2017

Gamescom is in full swing now, with Nvidia hosting their conference in Cologne, during which Bungie's community manager David 'DeeJ' Dague talked about PC players of Destiny 2, and how the company always wanted to keep them happy.

"We wanted to treat PC gamers like first class citizens since the first day of development," he said (via VG247). "It's built from the ground up to be amazing on state of the art hardware. It should feel native on the PC. This begins with uncompromising art and captivating gameplay."

He also discussed customisation options such as field of view, an FPS counter, support for ultra wide aspect ratios, and more, so it seems PC players won't be disappointed when it goes live. They'll have the beta on August 24 to try it out, though, and see if it's to their liking.

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