00:00Warframe creative director Reb Ford and design director Pablo Alonso joined Destiny 2 fans
00:05mourning the game following the end of development announced last week by Bungie. Though Warframe
00:09actually predates Destiny, the two games have long been compared as giants of the loosely defined
00:14life service looter shooter space, and they have shared many players. Ford and Alonso,
00:18like many others at developer Digital Extremes, were clearly big fans of Destiny and are sad to
00:23see it go. Reb relates her history with Bungie's work, going back to playing Halo 3 at 16. There
00:28is no Warframe without the legacy of Bungie games, she says. Destiny was and is a force of nature,
00:34loved and held in the hands of so many people who, for a moment, were part of the biggest thing
00:39in
00:39gaming, she adds. Then comes the words summarised crudely, the end. Destiny 2 will remain playable
00:44going forward, and Bungie and studio owner Sony have not openly killed off the IP, but the game
00:49will not get any additional updates and the franchise has no known new entries in the works.
00:54Bungie's only other release is Marathon, which is quite shy of a smash hit, so the studio's war
00:58was our choppy.
