Destiny 2 Release Date Brought Forward to Put Less Stress on Servers - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 22 June 2017 / 6,166 Views
The release date for Destiny 2 has been brought forward two days to Wednesday, September 6. Director Luke Smith says the release date was moved forward to put less stress on the servers.
"We were looking at a bunch of logistics; the technical diligence," Smith told GamesRadar. "Our games at Bungie historically have their highest concurrency on the Saturday of their first week. And so, by [originally] going out on a Friday, I think we were putting our technical teams at a risk."
Destiny 2 will launch for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One worldwide and October 24 for Windows PC.
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They doing and open Beta again? It made me purchase it first time around and I enjoyed what I played of Destiny when I had it no match making in Raids however meant i never played them so unlikely to get this new. It needs a good story to back it up.
don't matter, it will crash anyway, the fuck they kidding
makes sense not a lot of people have time to play on Wednesday
But wont they still more or less all go on the first Saturday?
