You're going to be here. Welcome to Fire Team Chat, the first episode of 2020.

Joining me today is Travis.

New Year, same McClunkey.

And Brian Malkowitz, New Year D-team.

Wow, I'm demoting myself.

Nice.

Got demoted, that's not good.

I'm your host, Dustin Ligarry, thank you so much for joining us.

On today's episode, we're going to kind of go over everything that happened

while we were on break with the world of destiny

and ask some questions about some news, fun news

rumors that have been going on.

So let's get started with the fun news rumor. Apparently people were

starting to talk about destiny as a movie. So Bunge's Robbie Stevens told

Hollywood reporter anything is possible. One of the advantages of Bungee fully owning the destiny IP is that we have freedom to create and make those choices.

Whenever we think the time is right, that's all I can say about it.

And I wanted to pose the question, what would a destiny movie look like? I don't think the in-game

storytelling of destiny has been that great. It seems like everything sort of splintered.

Maybe with the new storytelling threads that they've left open and they're

beginning to close up, it might be a little bit better. But it's very hard for me to imagine what the movie would be like.

I agree. There's just too much to explain in terms of backstory, but I do think that if there's a way you could explain the whole setting of destiny I do think the arc in destiny to vanilla

At least the story part is the red war. Yeah red war is like probably the strongest material they have.

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