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> Leaving might have to do more with sunsetting and moving on from the Destiny franchise than creative freedom for it. I'm tempted to say the same, but they're
by theandrewbailey 8y ago
> Leaving might have to do more with sunsetting and moving on from the Destiny franchise than creative freedom for it.
I'm tempted to say the same, but they're taking Destiny with them, so someone must have ideas for it. When they left Microsoft, they left Halo. I'm inclined to say that was intentional rather than a mistake (Bungie hasn't been hurting for lack of Halo).
- WorldMaker 8y agoSupposedly, Microsoft would never have let Bungie go if they wanted Halo, too. Microsoft would probably have been more likely to see Bungie shut down entirely than lose the Halo IP. Bungie making sure they always retain ownership of Destiny seems a "lessons learned" adjustment from losing Halo as much as anything. I'm not sure yet if it means they plan to continue Destiny though. The comment above may be correct that Bungie may just want to move on to the next IP.