Bungie revealed at Eurogamer.net portal that competitive mode of Destiny is not available right now, but the player must first spend at least a couple of hours in the main adventure to unlock.

Questioned about the reasons of this choice, the developer Tyson Green replied that for reasons of balance and fair competition was necessary for the progression of main character driven by the user could ensure at least obtaining a special weapon and a super ability.

"We noticed in advance thanks to the people here in study-now become familiar with the mechanics of the game-that start the adventure, end quickly the first mission and go immediately to the PvP mode would inevitably lead the player to a certain defeat, as the character would be deprived of his super ability, being able to also hold only one automatic rifle produced in the early minutes of the game."

Tyson added: "so, how much your first character will unlock the competitive mode, you are already in an advanced enough time with the game. You've probably done one or two campaign missions, unlocking a special weapon and your super abilities. From this point on, all the other characters on your account have access to competitive multilayer. Now that you know how to work the mechanics of the game, if you want to lead your level 3 Hunter playing PvP, we'll let him do. You know well the game once at this point, then you will be free to choose. "

Destiny will be released on Xbox 360 and Xbox One on 9 September.