Destiny 2 Will Open Fireteam Finder Beta Test for Players
Today, the company is making its available to gamers. In a recent developer insight blog entry by Bungie stated that they have was able to “have a much more public version of our Bungie Beta.” Bungie Beta, as per Bungie, was a trial that is only accessible to employees. The developer also explained that in the event of not having an open beta test alternatively, it could be to defer Fireteam Finder again.
On November 30, from 9 AM to 5 pm PST Bungie will be conducting tests for stress in raids and warns users that there could be issues which cause the test to end early. The Beta test will commence in December after which Fireteam Finder will fully launch at the end of January. Bungie announced that it would inform users on the launch date.
Once the Fireteam Finder is launched within Destiny 2. the players will be able to access it through in the Roster tab. Additionally you can find it is expected that the Fireteam Finder node should be accessible on the activity launch screens.
Some time ago, Bungie laid off many workers who worked on The Destiny 2. Then, shortly afterward an report by Forbes reported that Bungie claimed to have made public the game’s LFG system to members of the Destiny 2 community prior to its own development team. It’s not clear the reason behind this decision and when exactly the developer began work to develop the Fireteam Finder However, it also stated the “LFG has been tremendously difficult from a tech perspective.”
It has been necessary for players to rely on websites from third parties as well as the Destiny 2 Companion game to discover players to play with. When a game relies on matchmaking and teams players have waited for something similar to that Fireteam Finder feature to appear on the screen.
In the blog, it was noted the LFG can be found on both Bungie’s official website as well as the Companion application will remain in place until the developer is able to provide players access to Fireteam Finder outside of the game.
