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9/22/2015 12:27:10 AM
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They've had both feet in since Joe Staten quit their sorry asses back in 2013.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bD80DQv2o44
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This. Story rewritten 1 month before planned launch. GG, Bungie. I'm sure the story we see now is nothing like what joe had planned.
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Not just the story, but much of the progression and character development in the game! I remember Joe in interviews during E3 in 2013, explaining such progression that resembles what is being phased in, in "the taken content" I believe if Joe Staten was allowed to make and finish destiny...that destiny would have been the game that was shown to us, pre launch and I would have gladly signed over my paychecks to bungie. So a big FU to bungie for allowing it to fall to pieces by signing with activision/not listening to Joe Staten and a BIG eat a bag of dicks to activision cause that's what you deserve.
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I concur. Having read and listened to a lot of the early development releases from back in 2013 and even 2012, Destiny originally had the potential to become a brand new experience in gaming. It was supposed to be a game unlike any other. Some of the greatest minds in the industry coming together (Marty, Joe, Dinklage) to craft what could have been considered a masterpiece. Had it been done correctly, Destiny probably would have replaced, or at the very least rivaled CoD in terms of popularity. I found it quite depressing that the whole project was essentially destroyed when people started leaving (although now days we have quite a good grasp as to why).
