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8/24/2021 8:05:07 PM
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Doing some research on battleye, can't see what windows it requires, but it does mention pirated copies are not supported either. Their website hasn't seen an update since 2017 lol
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Edited by Feltharion: 8/24/2021 8:52:33 PMThe more I try to solve this, the more I believe it's in BattleEye's end rather than Bungo's. Update: Confirmed it's definitely on Bungie's end.
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Edited by Terr: 8/24/2021 10:30:03 PMI disagree, it seems that destiny2.exe fails when you invoke it directly because it can't find a generic Windows 8+ DLL. BattlEye is simply _hiding_ that error when it indirectly launches destiny2.exe for you.
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I too think that this is on Bungie's end, cause other games with BattleEye works fine.
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Huh...that explains why it works on other games at least. Hope they can fix it asap...
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Edited by phich: 8/24/2021 9:09:10 PMBattleye reported an error with Fortnite on the same PC - so may not entirely be Bungies fault - get a 'api-ms-win-downlevel-kernel32-l2-1-0.dll missing error, but seems Fortnite has then managed to launch anyway...
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As a Win7 user, Overall i believe its at Bungies end. Fortnite had a recent update and there was some bugs on the Battleye part but it was a pathway issue. Overall Battleye works fine otherwise with Fortnite win7. Funny I've had zero issues (minus the win7 2fps videos) with Destiny until this update.
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Same thing with me, it's definitely on Bungie's end then. Thank you guys for clarifying!
