In case any of you guys missed this one, there is an article that just went up on PC Gamer, where Luke Smith answers a ton of questions about Destiny 2. Here is the [url=http://www.pcgamer.com/destiny-2s-luke-smith-on-pc-features-pvp-new-subclasses-and-more/]link[/url]. Tl/dr? Here are some of the highlights: - Titan bubble is still in the game, for one of the skill trees for Sentinel a long press will trigger the bubble instead of the Capt. America shield. - PC is being balanced separately from console and they now have the ability to balance individual weapons instead of tweaking entire archetypes because one weapon is over or underperforming. - there will be no way to import your console D2 character onto PC when PC comes out - the raid will come out before the PC version comes out - don't expect any story threads from vanilla to be resolved in this game and some of those threads may never be resolved. - the mysteries of the Awoken will not be addressed in D2. - text chat for groups will exist on PC. There won't be a public chat for people you aren't in a group with. - still working on the economies and rewards for clan rewards but all active clan members will earn rewards, even for activities they didn't participate in. (Doesn't define what makes somebody an active clan member, I'm guessing it will be based on a cut off for when you last logged in). - pole dancer has no stealth abilities - kinetic and energy weapons will only drop as what they are, you can't turn a kinetic weapon into an energy weapon or vice versa. - no customizable loadout functionality being pursued, will need to continue using sites like DIM for those who want this. - no ranking system for PvP for the sept launch - new vault on the farm, wouldn't answer if it's smaller or bigger than the tower vault. - ships will remain loading screen trinkets, no other purpose being added. He also talks a bit more about Adventures which you can read in the article, I didn't attempt to summarize it above as I'm still not entirely sure what to expect from those, I think it's one of those things we will have to see first hand to fully comprehend.