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Oh wow, so what’s up with Bungie lately? The developer behind Destiny 2 is all over the news. First, they have this 2025 game, Marathon, causing a stir, and now—they’re in court. Yep, court. Crazy, huh?
So, there’s this guy, Matthew Kelsey Martineau—fancy name, right? He claims Bungie ripped off his sci-fi story for Destiny 2 campaigns. He’s also known as Caspar Cole, a writer with some beef against them. This case has been hanging around since last October. And honestly, Bungie tried to squash it early on, but nope, that didn’t fly. Their request to dismiss? Shot down.
Judge Susie Morgan, who sounds like someone from a TV courtroom drama, decided against Bungie. Why? Apparently, they ditched the old game content from Destiny 2 years ago. Yeah, that whole “Destiny Content Vault” thing. Who knew it would bite them later?
Can you imagine Bungie telling the court, “Hey, just watch some YouTube playthroughs,” and expecting that to work? Surprise, it didn’t. Judges, turns out, like actual stuff they can look at, not just fan videos and wikis. Go figure.
And there’s more. Bungie’s argument that third-party content like YouTube clips are good enough didn’t cut it. Oh, the drama! It’s like a soap opera for gamers. They can’t even bring back that old content—the thing doesn’t fit with the new game updates or something.
Here’s a wild thought: what if Martineau actually pulls off some kind of win here? It’s a bumpy road, though. A story about a floating entity and troops similar to Destiny’s is the claim, but isn’t space filled with floating stuff? Plot twist—the case isn’t just vanishing.
Martineau’s case isn’t disappearing into some cosmic void, and it’s mainly because Bungie’s cleaning spree of old content created a bizarre hiccup for themselves. Should they have vaulted all that game stuff? Man, people could argue about that forever.
So, buckle up—no idea how this will shake out. Whether Martineau hits a jackpot or not, it’s already a plot twist of galactic proportions. One thing’s for sure, the courtroom saga is heating up. Pass the popcorn, right?
