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I wonder why they chose not to go with Steam as their Digital Distributor. Humble Bundle has it for preorder and a number of other online retailers. Also tried looking up system requirements. i've got a quad core, an RX 480 4gb and 16gb of RAM so i shouldn't have much trouble running it. looking to be 68gb in size

remember when games were sold as whole games? And DLC was advertised as expansions and generally included lots of content like singleplayer campaigns, assets, nifty skins and sometimes a "making of" somewhere hidden on the cd?good times...For $160, I could play paintball saturday AND sundayOr 8 fill ups at the pump (i put in $20 at a time usually)I could upgrade my CPU and still buy a new gameI could pay my internet AND gas billI thought about getting Destiny 2, having not even played the 1st on…

i'm just saying in general. 50 hours is a good starting amount of time for any game to learn the game at it's core. 2 days worth of play. Steam gives you only 2 hours to make up your mind as to whether or not you like the game before they won't give you a refund (as far as their return/refund policy goes).To really get into a game, you'll certainly need 100+ hours to really be considered "invested" in the game

lol, was it an American or Indian Call center? I work in one and i have to say:Sorry you've had this experience, lemme go ahead and place you on a brief hold and investigate what we can do for you. Is that okay?