So, I used to play Destiny 2 when it first came out and a little after the first DLC. I stopped playing a little after 2019 when I moved across the US and started a new career. Since then, my mom and I haven't spent much time together, she lives across the US in Kentucky and I'm still here in Nevada now. She is pushing 70 this year and she's been hooked on Destiny 2 and the new DLC's. I remembered I had bought not just the base game, but the annual pass bundle as well, and looked into redownloading the game and being able to play with her cross platform. I saw that Battle.net no longer has Destiny 2 in their launcher and I can migrate it to my steam account? The links I've found are broken, and I saw somewhere that there was a limit on the amount of time you could transfer the game? I spent over $150 on this game, for the full 60 dollar version on release, the dlc bundle with annual pass and other micro transactions. Is that really all a waste because I had to stop gaming for a few years and focus on my career? I just want to play with my mom after im off work, because I dont know how long I'll be able to get to do that with her. I have the battle.net account, access to the purchase transactions and the transaction ID's of everything I had purchased. The account still shows active on the battlenet account, per the image, and if needed I can provide all proof of purchase. I've never heard of a game purchase becoming "void" just because it moved platforms. There has to be a way for me to get my destiny account back, or at least get an account reimbursed? Thank you for your time.