Destiny 2 Beta - AUG 28-31

[AOD_Guybrush]

DESTINY 2 BETA (AUG 28 - 31)









The Destiny 2 Beta is about to commence! If you want to be a part of the 4 day onslaught, you need to get in on the action ASAP. For more information about the beta, where to download, and when the game will be available to play, visit the Destiny 2 Website

If you plan to be a full-timer in the Destiny 2 Division when it goes trial, we expect you to jump in! A TS Channel has been made to consolidate all the folks playing the beta.

Console gamers had their chance to get a taste of the game, and now it's our turn.
Make these 4 days count!


Monday, Aug. 28 at 10 a.m.: Closed beta begins
Tuesday, Aug. 29 at 10 a.m.: Open beta begins
Thursday, Aug. 31 at 10 a.m.: Beta ends

[Saenai]

I'll defenitely join in!

[Nervebroke]

Looking forward to see how this plays on PC.

[TotemTom]

Can't wait! Are we able to preload the game?

[AOD_Warlon]

I can't wait until tomorrow, see you guys then!

[Adapt1ve]

I will be streaming this today starting at 2 pm EST, you can watch at http://twitch.tv/adapt1vegamer

[Boogerwood]

I'm in! I was hoping we'd have a squad... I still haven't downloaded so I'll join tomorrow.

[jrstriker12]

I've been playing the Beta

jrstriker12#1250

Add me.

Has there been any thought around creating a Desti

[AOD_Warlon]

The Farm is open for the next two hours! 8-10pm EST

[prowler99]

Hey all, I'm new to AOD. I am in the TS Destiny 2 channel if anyone wants to group for an hour or so

ANNND nevermind it's over.

[AOD_Guybrush]

Hey all, I'm new to AOD. I am in the TS Destiny 2 channel if anyone wants to group for an hour or so

ANNND nevermind it's over.

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