Fireteam Chat: Bungie's Listening

Fireteam Chat: IGN's Destiny Podcast

IGN

Leisure, Video Games

4.5 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2015

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

This week IGN's Destiny crew of Destin Legarie, Fran Mirabella and guest Laced up Lauren discuss the app that allows you to switch items between characters using your phone, the multiplayer adjustments, the leaked social area on the Reef and their 3 wishes for Destiny. What did they think? Listen and find out.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Fire Team Chad, I. G.N's Destiny Podcast. Thank you for joining us today.
0:19.8	And thank you for joining us again, Fran.
0:21.5	I'm back. I had so much fun.
0:23.6	I come back.
0:24.4	Fran is back.
0:25.3	And we have a special guest.
0:27.6	Lauren.
0:28.6	Hello.
0:29.6	Hey Lauren.
0:30.6	Lauren, why don't you tell us a bit about yourself?
0:31.9	Hi, I'm known as Lace of Lauren on Twitch,
0:34.7	or you can call me Lauren, that's probably a little bit easier.
0:37.6	I stream Destiny over on Twitch.
0:39.6	TV slash Laced underscore up,
0:42.2	underscore Lauren. I basically stream like I said
0:44.7	destiny almost every single day. I'm mainly a PVP a streamer but I do like
0:49.4	obviously stream the raids because that's some of the best parts about
0:52.1	destiny. Well thank you so much for enjoying stream the raids because that's some of the best parts about Destiny.
0:53.0	Well, thank you so much for joining us on the podcast.
0:56.0	Yeah, of course, of course.
0:58.0	So right at the top of the show, we usually talk about the best drops that we got for the week so we'll start
1:04.6	with you frame because you said you out a story man I got a story so if you listen to
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