UPDATE: If I set my SLI to only use one GPU, the game works. I think either NVIDIA or Bungie broke it with an update. Bungie can you please look into it? UPDATE 2: I installed a really old driver of 418.81 and the game now works with SLI enabled!!! So it seems like NVIDIA broke it. UPDATE 3: I spent hours installing each driver version and found out which one is causing the issue. I have an open support request with NVIDIA. The last working version is 436.48 and it fails with 440.97. UPDATE 4: I tried the latest driver 441.66 and it seems to have fixed the issue! UPDATE 5: Nevermind, I tried again and got the error. It must have been using the older driver until I restarted my computer. Back to square 1. Original Post: BattleTag (with a numerical suffix): (You should change this template since the game is on Steam now.) The template is here: https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/236455208 GargantulaKon is my Steam name Configuration Info CPU: Intel i7-6920HQ 2.9 GHz GPU: Dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 running in SLI RAM: 32 Gbs GPU Driver Version: 441.66 Operating System: Win10x64 v1909 DxDiag: https://pastebin.com/GxpBqE9T Issue Information Destination/Activity: After signing in and before my 3D character (choosing my class) should appear is where the crash occurs. Description: I've spoken to NVIDIA and did a clean uninstall with DDU and clean install. I have already uninstalled and re-downloaded the game. I tried rolling back to one version of the GPU drivers with the same issue. Other games work fine. Destiny 2 used to work on my computer with Battle.net and after I downloaded it on Steam. A recent Destiny 2 update might have caused the issue. I used to be on Battle.net and transferred my account. The second time I tried to log in after not playing for some time. It asked me again to re-confirm my character migrations. I thought that was odd since I remember doing so already. I did not buy Shadowkeep yet. Maybe that is the reason? I've tried googling for this issue, but it seems to be specific to my configuration.