Destiny 2 players are pre-ordering and cancelling The Final Shape just to get an exotic gun ...Middle East

Destiny 2 players are pre-ordering the game's next expansion and annual pass, The Final Shape, and cancelling it again when a code for an in-game Exotic fusion rifle comes through. Destiny 2 content creator Luckyy10P took to Xitter over the weekend to ask if rumours about players being able to keep their pre-order goodies was true… and plenty of players responded to confirm that it was. "I do not encourage doing this," Luckyy was quick to add. "but I was curious if this is in fact happening." Read more

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