Fireteam Chat Ep. 44 - Keeping People Hooked - IGN’s Destiny Show

Fireteam Chat: IGN's Destiny Podcast

IGN

Leisure, Video Games

4.5 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2015

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

With a lot of competition going up against Destiny right now, how can Bungie keep players hooked? We discuss and talk item manager and iron banner changes.

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0:00.0	And the Welcome to Fire Team Chad Igin's Destiny Show. Thank you for joining us today.
0:25.0	Joining me today is Fran Mirabella.
0:28.0	Hey everybody and Jose Otero.
0:30.0	Hello. It is 1030 in the morning here at the Igen offices.
0:33.0	But we're still excited to talk about destiny.
0:35.0	Someone has not had his coffee at this too.
0:36.0	Yeah, I did not have my coffee out.
0:37.6	I'm doing my best.
0:38.6	You're destined.
0:39.4	Oh yeah.
0:41.2	Today we're going to talk about how to keep players in the world of destiny that was
0:45.3	sent by Garrett Haggood, the Refer-A-Friend program that was announced the other day, we're
0:50.2	going to the changes coming to Iron Banner. Some of them are kind of exciting.
0:54.2	And the new item manager, and with that,
0:57.6	we're going to talk about what the next expansion could look like.
0:59.8	That's right.
1:00.8	Available at a web player near you.
1:03.0	Yeah. It's not on mobile yet.
1:04.0	We're recording a quick episode today because we have a live show tomorrow.
1:10.0	Yeah, we have a live event house party, exactly if you've been paying attention and you are joining us.
1:18.0	We're super excited. Otherwise we will have an archive online.
1:21.0	Next week, next week's episode, yeah. That will be our live show
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