I have Shadowkeep for destiny 2 but it was telling me I don't have it when I do. I need...

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Well, you keep your stuff.

For example, I have enabled cross saving on my Bungie account, and own Destiny 2 Forsaken and Shadowkeep on the Xbox One.

I also play Destiny 2 with friends on PC, and only play the "free" base game with my cross save character.

I still have quests that refer to Forsaken and Shadowkeep, and have weapons that I only get through these expansions (like Cayde 6 Ace of Spades handgun) on PC, but I can't start the quests. But I can use the Ace of Spades, despite not owning Forsaken on
PC.

So you are able to play the base game with the first two expansions, as the game is now free to play.

Since you used the expansions while they were still shared from the original owner, you also have quests and items from these paid expansions.

Then the sharing got changed and your console lost the ability to "unlock" the Forsaken and Shadowkeep expansions, as you didn't buy them.

I never purchased the game, neither did the person i game share with. The game is from the hard drive i have gotten a 3 years ago. I never gotten into destiny 2 until my boyfriend got me into it. I had everything from the game to all the dlc's. I just
dont understand how all of this is happening.

I never purchased the game, neither did the person i game share with. The game is from the hard drive i have gotten a 3 years ago....I had everything from the game to all the dlc's. I just dont understand how all of this is happening.

If you "got" it from a hard drive you bought from someone, then the person that owned the hard drive still actually owns the digital licenses for the game.

When that person changed their own Home Console (similar to the game sharing you do with your dad), the hard drive "lost" the right to the license from the original owner.

And that's probably why the game worked for 3 years, and now it doesn't. The person that originally bought the game (and "sold" it to you) just reclaimed the digital license for himself again, as digital games can't be sold.

If you bought the hard drive and paid a price for the games on it, return to the seller and demand your money back.

Alright let me see this. Its good i stilll have everything in the game it's just i can't play forsaken or Shadowkeep even though I have weapons and quest from it. But thank you for telling me this.