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Edited by vmondude:
2/28/2018 7:02:32 PM
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Martin O’Donnell was (one of) Destiny’s greatest loss
Despite the music still being good in Destiny 2, it hasn’t a scratch on Marty’s production and musical story telling in Destiny 1.
His leaving had a lot to do with the downfall of Destiny I think because it sucked the emotion from the game.
I really do think it’s part of why D2 feels so soulless and detached. The music doesn’t flow with the gameplay, or at least nowhere near as well.
Kinda sucks the Destiny 1 music isn’t in the Destiny 2 playlist tbh. Although they’re probably not allowed after Marty won his lawsuit.
Good watch explaining it all here!
https://youtu.be/0WCj0ISBbCI
Anyone else think so?
EDIT: This was the greatest loss of what we actually experienced in D1 and lost for D2.
Destiny’s greatest loss over all was obviously the pre D1 release rewrite from Joe Staten’s original story. And his resulting departure.
Bungie losing more of the OG halo team is never going to be a good thing.
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1 ReplyThe greatest loss and arguably the reason we are in this mess in the first place is the loss of both Joe Staten (the original Destiny Story was amazing and made for a huge game) and then the music of Martin simply complemented that superbly. For those saying Martin wasn't a major loss I would simply say this. If I played just a few bars from the original halo soundtrack and didn't say a word I'm confident 90% of gamers who have ever seen a single youtuber of a Halo game or played the original all those years ago, will immediately have their ears prick up and their heart rates double with anticipation. His soundtrack was so matched to the game that even when taken alone it can drag you back to those moments where aming was about the fun and not the leeching of money.
