Considering the high standards Blizzard sets for its games, adding Destiny 2 to the Battle.Net roster is something the company didn't take lightly.

The company doesn't have any current or long-term plans in the future to support third-party games with such as Call of Duty: WW2. In a new blog post, Blizzard clarified the Battle.Net news saying that the company's focus on supporting non-Blizzard games is solely on Destiny 2. According to Blizzard, this won't be a common thing going forward. Naturally, with the news that a non-Blizzard title is joining the online service, many wondered if other Activision products would end up there as well such as the aforementioned Call of Duty: WW2. New to Destiny 2 is a PC version, which offers gamers enhanced technical features such as an uncapped framerate, 4K support, and to everyone's surprise, is exclusively tied to Blizzard's online service, Battle.Net.

It's been a busy month for Activision ahead of E3, as the company gave fans a first look at both of its highly anticipated shooters, Destiny 2 and Call of Duty: WW2.

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