The story of Destiny 2 sounds more and more interesting. Bungie announces that its project will be completely removed from the service Battle.net . On PC, the game will appear exclusively on Steam.

A spat between Activision Blizzard and Bungie can lead to unexpected consequences. Pomerantz law firm took over the investigation of the event. She admits that Activision Blizzard management is involved in fraudulent securities transactions or other illegal business practices.

After eight years of cooperation, the companies will no longer work together. Bungie opens champagne, and Activision remains without a series in which it has invested at least $ 500 million.

Due to a bug in the Destiny 2 multiplayer shooter, the matchmaking system began to select players with different skill levels for fast online battles. Gamers liked this option even more: the battles are now more fun and end earlier.

Chinese developer and publisher NetEase has invested $100 million in Bungie Studio. The companies have entered into a partnership in which they will work together on “new directions,” Bungie reported.

The Destiny 2 multiplayer shooter from Bungie simultaneously gathered over 1.2 million players in the first weekend after the release. This is more than the main Steam hit of this year – Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, which recently surpassed the mark of 1 million players.

In the upcoming MMO shooter Destiny 2, microtransactions and “silver” (Silver) – a virtual currency from the first part of the game, purchased for real money, may appear.

Bungie plans to abandon the random selection of matches in the Destiny 2 MMO shooter and give players the opportunity to choose a company for themselves to pass game tests.

Bungie’s Destiny 2 MMO shooter will be released on the gaming service Battle.net and it will be the first game on the platform developed not by Blizzard Entertainment.

The founder of Bungie is going to revolutionize the action genre on mobile platforms. The “modular” gameplay and writer John Scalzi will help him in this.