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Jon God wrote:http://destiny.bungie.org/files/marty-after-bungie/


He apparently is still a co-owner of Bungie. Weird.

He could make a "moonlight" helping JJDante in soundtrack // theme of short film, "The Eblis Stone".


http://tain.totalcodex.net/forum/viewto ... lis#p64845

Not really the thread for it, but can someone redo Ghol Rugby already?

William Wallet wrote:Not really the thread for it, but can someone redo Ghol Rugby already?

poke Isolider.

Jon God wrote: 3. Marty was one of the few full time composers in the industry, pretty much everyone else works via contract, if say, Marty's wages were huge and he wasn't expected to do any meaningful work over the next few years, it'd be hard to keep him on board to twiddle his thumbs.

Having the same composer from title to title maintained a stylistic continuity to Bungie's work which acted as a kind of branding. It's possible they wanted to replace him as an attempt to artistically break their next title from the company's past efforts.

It seems to have worked, general consensus is that Destiny doesn't have any of the magic that earlier Bungie games had.

vinylrake wrote:It seems to have worked, general consensus is that Destiny doesn't have any of the magic that earlier Bungie games had.

FUUUUUUUU********************* Destiny AND it's always online bs

someone "thrall" there of bungie did this with M.O'

DarthRevan555 wrote:

vinylrake wrote:It seems to have worked, general consensus is that Destiny doesn't have any of the magic that earlier Bungie games had.

FUUUUUUUU********************* Destiny AND it's always online bs

Martin was responsible for some of the music in Destiny.

If I'm reading it right the commercialisation format for Destiny is like one of those "build a model" magazine subscriptions where the first instalment is minimal but you have to keep buying new issues to get the whole thing. So you buy the original game without a storyline then pay $29.99 per year for ten years to get it?

Oh I like this icon, more forums need this

Tinfoil hat time:
http://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/ ... _over_the/

Eddaweaver wrote:

DarthRevan555 wrote:

vinylrake wrote:It seems to have worked, general consensus is that Destiny doesn't have any of the magic that earlier Bungie games had.

FUUUUUUUU********************* Destiny AND it's always online bs

Martin was responsible for some of the music in Destiny.

If I'm reading it right the commercialisation format for Destiny is like one of those "build a model" magazine subscriptions where the first instalment is minimal but you have to keep buying new issues to get the whole thing. So you buy the original game without a storyline then pay $29.99 per year for ten years to get it?

Oh I like this icon, more forums need this

Jon God wrote:Tinfoil hat time:
http://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/ ... _over_the/

The sad part is is that it's so plausible in the game industry its not like regular conspiracies..

That's the third game by my count with major hype to be a turd.

Titanfall, Watch Dogs and now Destiny. More evidence next gen was rushed.

2015 should have been the year. Then we'd have real launch titles like Halo 5, Mortal Kombat X, Arkham Knight, KH3, etc

Destiny has issues, but it's hardly "a turd". Lol. They did many many things well, but in my opinion, did nothing perfectly. That said, I've already invested something like 130 hours gameplay since release 3 weeks ago. I haven't played a game that much in years. It's highly addictive to many of us, despite some glaring issues with the story. 404Architect's story definitely sheds a bit of light on why the story is so barren. The shooting and gunplay is amazing fun though. And the Raid is properly unique for a shooter, nobody seems to be mentioning that, but it is without question, very innovative and challenging. 130 hours for 60 bucks, I've definitely got my entertainment value covered at this point and then some.

Ride to Hell: Retribution is a turd.

Destiny is a very troubled game. I agree with Gray in that it's a lot of fun gameplay wise, it's just a shame it has so many issues outside of that. (lore, story, amount of content, context, etc.)

Eddaweaver wrote:

DarthRevan555 wrote:

vinylrake wrote:It seems to have worked, general consensus is that Destiny doesn't have any of the magic that earlier Bungie games had.

FUUUUUUUU********************* Destiny AND it's always online bs

Martin was responsible for some of the music in Destiny.

If I'm reading it right the commercialisation format for Destiny is like one of those "build a model" magazine subscriptions where the first instalment is minimal but you have to keep buying new issues to get the whole thing. So you buy the original game without a storyline then pay $29.99 per year for ten years to get it?

Oh I like this icon, more forums need this

Yup, you can easily hear Marty in Destiny soundtracks. Music (again) is very good but game as a whole ehhh.... Bungie i$nt Bungie anymore.
Truth about Destiny:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JYsQ8p ... e=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUIvhQPPCRg

Why has no one called That ghost thing 343 Guilty Spark? IT CLEARLY IS! lol but I do like dinklebot as a nickname