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6/22/2026 9:13:25 AM
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Keyboard and Mouse Support for PvE Before Updates End
Dear Bungie Team,
I’m writing to you as a passionate Destiny 2 player, and I wanted to offer some critical feedback before the next big update cycle. With the Saviors expansion coming, I believe this is the perfect time to implement keyboard and mouse support for PvE on consoles, especially PS5. Right now, console players can’t fully leverage keyboard and mouse, but in PvE, it would dramatically improve accessibility, comfort, and engagement. With the next chapter on the horizon, this could be a major selling point—giving console players a truly modern, flexible option without disrupting PvP balance. I urge you to consider this as a key addition before the next big release.
Thank you for all your hard work and for considering this crucial update.
Best regards,
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You'd be better off posting this in #FeedbackD2. Realistically though the final few updates are basically only bug fixes, the likelihood of them doing a change like that is near absolute zero. They are also weighing the risk of issues to decide whether its worth the risk - if enabling KB+M on console for PvE only would require any fundamental changes then its not going to be worth the risk. [quote]As we get into our last string of hotfixes, the team is trying to squash as many bugs as possible. You’ll see some ability bug fixes next week, and a slew of other things touched in a later update, but we are nearing the final delivery of patch notes. Some issues may not be addressed due to “risk” and live on. Here are some of the questions we’re asking ourselves in Traige as we process your reports: could a potential fix break the game further? Can’t take it. [...] After our final patch (TBD), you may see backend server maintenance for general upkeep, but any patch vehicle will be restricted to severe issues like widespread crashes.[/quote]
