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Edited by Arnamo:
10/30/2016 10:38:15 AM
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Is it possible, that those guys in the testing group are resposible for the desaster? Think about it, after all we know what happened to the game:
Group was formed early 2013 where the game was mostly finfished. Said testing group said it was too much like halo or some bs, Bungie/Activision Staff looked at the game and decided to screw it up big time. Joe staten couldn't watch this happen and left a few months later. Marty left a year later due to the fact that activision took more and more creative controll over the game...
just a thought.... man how i wish bungie could give us the OG story back (the one those testers were talking about)... imagine the mindf*** if it turnes out that the speaker is pure darkness that consumed a corpse. Kinda makes me sad that we got this messy and unfinished story :(
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as somebody with experience in game test, without saying too much, your theory there is very credible, very.
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Don't know if sarcastic or not. I, for my my part, have no idea what influence a testing group can have on a publisher or devs. Thats why I'm asking.
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Not being sarcastic, they can have a profound effect and it's not unlikely those leaks came from various test groups
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If that's true, than we, the community, are responsible for this mess... :/ kinda sad. The problem with this theory is that bungie isn't as transparent as they should be and we have no idea/facts that could prove what really happened (besides the lawsuit which is totally bungies fault). because of that, they're losing the benefit of the doubt. A simple "Sorry guys, we screwed up" would be enough.
