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New Destiny Podcast Highlights Competitive Multiplayer
Still yearning to find out more about Destiny? The Bungie community managers are here to help with a new podcast discussing elements of competitive multiplayer and player investment.
Bungie investment lead Tyson Green and competitive multiplayer design lead Lars Bakken drop by to discuss their contribution to Bungie's ambitious project. "These maps are specifically designed 100 percent from the ground up to be awesome for competitive multiplayer," Bakken says, reassuring fans of turning their guns on fellow players. You can download the podcast here or find it on iTunes.
To find out more about Destiny, check out our cover story hub.
Our Take:
After months of waiting for news about Bungie's latest online multiplayer shooter, it's nice to see the steady trickle of information continue in the aftermath of our cover blow-out. With an ambitious project of this scale, it's nice to get a sense of the scope before we get a chance to jump into the beta ourselves this summer.
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