1. Clan mate studied game development in college, and informed us how rigorous development can be on a small-scale project, let alone whatever Destiny is called (RPG/MMO/FPS?) 2. “Let’s say a designer wants to go in and move a resource node two inches,” said one person familiar with the engine. “They go into the editor. First they have to load their map overnight. It takes eight hours to input their map overnight. They get [into the office] in the morning. If their importer didn’t fail, they open the map. It takes about 20 minutes to open. They go in and they move that node two feet. And then they’d do a 15-20 minute compile. Just to do a half-second change.” – link for reference: [url]http://kotaku.com/the-messy-true-story-behind-the-making-of-destiny-1737556731[/url] Fact checking and research trumps your assumptions ;)

A big part of that was how they are working with shitty infrastructure. 8 hours to load the map lol. They are developing their game from a commodore 64 :P But I mean, I'm not arguing with or against either of u, just talking with u guys :D

You source is kotaku? And a friend? Ok, good luck with life.

You kno what would help put things into perspective? An official comment from bongo themselves :D