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Edited by Shredfire:
9/4/2014 2:04:31 AM
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Last moment thought about the Beta Emblem
This is mostly directed at Bungie, although if someone else already has an answer for me that would be great too!
During the Destiny beta we were granted one to two emblems depending on meeting certain criteria.
(Playing the Beta & Playing during the moon mission opening)
I read somewhere that if we unlink an account from Bnet and link a new account in, that new account will not be entitled to the emblem from the beta. My question is if we played the beta on an Xbox360/Xbox One and didn't have a PlayStation account linked to our Bnet at the time, will we be entitled to the Beta emblems on our PlayStation account when we eventually link it?
The reason I ask this question is because I played the Destiny beta on my Xbox360 but have a White PS4 & Destiny bundle on pre-order. This Bnet account has not previously been linked with a PSN account, however I did make & link one today for the first time.
Thanks,
~Shredfire
EDIT: Sorry if this is more fitting for the Destiny topic, wasn't sure which one would fit better.
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5 RepliesEdited by comiclegregblade: 9/4/2014 10:54:04 AMDid you require a bungie account to play the beta? No so once you play the beta that specific GT/PSN ID is flagged for the emblem but if you played on 360 and went to PS4 you would not get the emblem if you went from PS3 to Xbox one you would not get the emblem (progress transfers back and forth between console families ex: 360-one and PS3-PS4)
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Hello Shredfire, Actually I don't have a clear answer about this, but I hope this help. Recently I redeemed the 17 codes of the cards and the destiny Google world, and when I redeemed them, they told me they would be available for all my bungie linked accounts. Maybe the beta emblems will be the same. Sorry because I don't have a better answer. Cheers!
