"This franchise has helped me make friends that I never would have met, and got me through really tough times in my life," one petition signer says.
More than 400,000 people have signed a petition urging Sony and Bungie to develop Destiny 3 after Bungie ended active development of Destiny 2 with its final major update in June and shifted its focus to Marathon.
The petition, launched by @LUCKYY10P, argues that after more than a decade of the Destiny franchise, players deserve a true sequel that will "keep the fire of the Guardian spirit alive."
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To read or sign the petition, head to https://t.co/8EP2uwkgOx.
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Raise your hand if you spent a large chunk of your day trying to get through the Pokémon Center queue just to get Error 17 while trying to check out 🙋♀️
Hey all, it looks like my time at Bungie is over for now. I’m glad I’ve been able to stay with Destiny until the end. I’m proud of the work I’ve done, and I never thought I would get to make things that last in the Destiny universe. See ya, Guardians!
Embark Studios has shared how much data it collects while testing and improving ARC Raiders.
> Data engineer Mattias Andersson said the studio tracks every bullet fired, where every player is, and what every bullet hits.
“We track every bullet in these games. We track where the players are. We track whenever a bullet hits something.”
>At its busiest, ARC Raiders created more than 100 billion gameplay events every day, using about 30TB of data daily.
Andersson said the team can search through that data in less than two seconds.
“So as soon as you fire a bullet, two seconds later, I can run a query… and find out if you hit or not.”
> The studio also uses this data to improve matchmaking. It analyzes how people play, including who usually starts fights, to match players with similar playstyles.
“We want to know who shot first in any encounter… We try to make sure that people who want to PvP a lot get matched with people who PvP a lot, and those who never initiate fights get matched with more friendly players.”
Destiny 2 players organize “Server Slam” as some call for a Sony boycott
The Destiny 2 community is encouraging players to log in on Bungie Day, July 7, for one final “Server Slam.”
They want to celebrate the game one last time and overwhelm the servers.
Players are calling for a Sony boycott to send a message following the end of major development and support only for Marathon
How do you acknowledge the amazing work that is D2, talk about the "bones" of Marathon, mention new projects but you remove half the studio and nothing the garbage leadership? Who is going to work on these incubation projects. We know its not destiny related. RAD team is gone