"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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Do you have what it takes to face Pete Carsons in the Vault of Cars and stop him from purchasing all of the remaining cars in The Last City?
💠 The Vault of Cars goes live this Bungie Day, July 7th at 10AM PDT via a dedicated website.
💠 The encounter will feature tomatoes, mechanics, buffs, cars… Lots of cars… and much more!
Note: This experience is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bungie. It is for satire only.
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A vigilante nicknamed the "Batman of Lagos de Moreno" is going viral after allegedly taping suspected thieves to poles in Mexico
Authorities are now investigating the incidents, with reports suggesting it may not be one person acting alone
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They say they have reached out to the family that owns the $200,000 LEGO collection to return it and offer compensation for any missing items