Destiny 2 players are not pleased that it looks like Sony is the one standing in the way of PC/Xbox One character transfers and cross-save.
players are already not terribly huge fans of Sony’s, thanks in part to a five-year-running exclusivity deal that restricts content for Xbox and PC players and makes that restricted content worse for even itsplayers . But now there’s fresh information that Sony might be standing in the way of the one thingmentioned this on the Kotaku Splitscreen podcast this week
It stands to reason that this is also why we cannot get cross-save and cross-progression, as in your PS4 progress carries over to PC and vice-versa, given that it’s an extremely similar concept and Sony would no doubt object to that as well. Of course, as I’ve mentioned, Bungie’s relationship with Sony is complicated. This ongoing deal exists, which means PlayStation has paid Activision and/or Bungie a bunch of money for these exclusive items, and it also means that Sony is the one doing a lot of promotion for Destiny in ads, stage time at E3, or console bundles. They can’t exactly just start throwing sand in their face.
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