A few months have passed since the announcement of Stadia’s closure, and those responsible for some of its games, such as Destiny 2, are already preparing for the final shutdown of Google’s cloud gaming service, which coincidentally has never been able to compete with other services such as GeForce NOW and Xbox Xloud . Poor decisions, poor communication and a certain lack of patience could sum up what happened, although it is undoubtedly much more complex than this summary can reveal.

Since the closure of the service became known, its users have been asking themselves many questions. A large part of them have already been answered by Google, although there are still some issues hanging in the air, such as the release of a solution that will allow you to use your controller on other platforms or what will eventually happen to the games stored on the service, although it is true that in on this last point, the answer lies not only with Google, but also with what game developers have to say.

In this regard, as we already told you, the company that did its homework better and faster is undoubtedly Ubisoft, because users who had their titles on Stadia were refunded for their purchases, but in addition, the French developer also gave them to Ubisoft+ provided a copy of the titles they purchased on Stadia, and in most cases facilitated the migration of their games to other platforms.

Destiny 2’s Stadia servers have been shut down as of today. Stadia players still have until January 18th to set up a Cross Save and save their characters.

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Today it is Bungie, which was bought by Sony last year new steps regarding the departure of its players to Stadia, more specifically those from Destiny 2, one of the great titles in Stadia’s catalog. There is a week left until the closure of Google’s online gaming platform, Bungie has shut down Destiny 2 servers for Stadia playersso the online mode is not and will not be available again through it.

Now all Stadia users who played Destiny 2 through the platform, They still have this week of Google life to save their characters and progress before the platform says goodbye. Until that’s done, before Google takes Stadia offline for good, Destiny 2 players can still open the game on a platform and set up cross-saves to transfer their character’s progress, weapons, gear, and loot to other platforms. As a reminder, Destiny 2 is also available for PlayStation, Xbox and PC, as well as GeForce Now. Of course, the clock is ticking, so if this is your case, it’s best to do it as soon as possible.