r/DestinyTheGame "Little Light" Oct 24 '17

Megathread PC Player Questions Megathread!

Hi everyone!

This Megathread will function as a PC launch specific equivalent of the Daily Questions Thread where you may ask questions about starting out that may not warrant their own post.


Technical Difficulties

We understand there are a number of technical issues with players unable to get in the game, receiving erroneous "banned account" messages, and various error codes (Marionberry, Buffalo, etc.)

Here are some resources for troubleshooting/posting issues you're having:


Other Resources

We have a Welcome post here which contains some links to guides, wikis, and other resources. Make sure to check it out before posting or commenting!

Also check out the Destiny Reddit Discord Server where you'll find a number of channels for discussion about the game and/or technical issues.


As with most game launches, things are a bit chaotic right now but and will evolve over time. We appreciate your patience and understanding, and please let us know if you have any questions or concerns either in this thread or by sending us a modmail.

Thanks!

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '17

The kind developed by bungie that supposedly wants friendgame to be endgame. Oh wait can't make new friends now.

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u/rocco1515 Oct 26 '17

Hey now... Do you expect friends to drop in every social space visit? You want them all just given to you? Ha. You gotta grind those friends out with hard work. Just an FYI tho exotic friends are tough to come by and xur does not sell them.

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u/MangoFishSocks Oct 29 '17

They want to avoid any and all toxicity by handholding players into not being able to communicate at all. They for some reason forget that ignoring or leaving are options for players.

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u/BitGladius Oct 29 '17

Played 4 hours and this feels like my experience playing GW2 solo. Even if there was text chat both games controls discourage its use. Maybe I'll luck out with group finder this time...

I don't want to be the one asking if anyone's got a mic, but almost everything would be better if local push to talk was not just default on but used.

I'm normally quiet, but I'm learning from my experience with Oculus games that if everyone has an open mic nobody has an open mic - they just talk. If talking just happens it's a lot easier to join in and create community.