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The difference, to me at least, is that you can't find Destiny 2 on Battle.net anymore - they entirely switched platforms. This is an end run around sneaky wher
by SketchySeaBeast 6y ago
The difference, to me at least, is that you can't find Destiny 2 on Battle.net anymore - they entirely switched platforms. This is an end run around sneaky where they require you to have your steam account AND an epic account, so you can't play a steam game without an epic account - with Destiny 2 whatever platform you were on you needed a matching account.
Now why is this egregious while Ubisofts uplay launcher isn't? I'm not sure. I assume it's just because uplay has always been there and awful, and this is new.
- esyir 6y agoPart of the issue is that rocket league was cross platform if I recall correctly. Then epic comes in, buys it out and screws the potatoes who bought it on the competitor platform.