I call BS on the article. Most of what was said by the Bungie employees was also said in the "Behind the Scenes" DVDs for Halo 2 and Halo 3. I highly doubt they would have shown true animosity toward one of their employees in videos that were created to show fans what working at Bungie is like. I even remember a segment in those videos where Marty and Joe Staten were speaking about how much they hate working with each other because of their different views on how things should be done. But you don't laugh while saying "I hate that guy..." if you actually mean it. I also doubt they would work with someone for 15 years, watch him rise to fame because of his talent and then allow him to work on another title, only to fire him a few months before release of that title out of jealousy. I'm sure they're going to use his work in Destiny... I'm sure his name is going to be in the credits. It makes little sense to fire him now. If that anger was brewing all this time... why not fire him before allowing him to put his stamp on yet another release? It's just illogical. Something else happened.