I’d like to give you the benefit of the doubt that this is meant to be tongue-in-cheek, but someone posted a link to an actual [b]GoFundMe[/b] campaign with that aim to these forums just last week, suggesting that [i]at least some[/i] people may consider this a viable route to getting a [b]Destiny 3[/b]. On that basis I’ll say the same thing here that I pointed out to the person that posted that link: The most money raised by a single [b]GoFundMe[/b] campaign was $45.1 Million for [b]America’s Food Fund[/b], which disbursed the funds to food banks across the US to help feed people during and immediately after the US Covid lockdown. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoFundMe (consult the [b]List of Projects[/b] dropdown menu) The campaign was founded by Leonardo DiCaprio and Laurene Jobs (widow of Steve Jobs) in coordination with [b]Apple Inc[/b] and the [b]Ford Foundation[/b] (a social justice advocacy firm based out of NYC, not to be confused with the [b]Ford Motor Company[/b]), and received a great deal of free publicity due to their ties with the entertainment and tech industries alongside built-in awareness among the general public due to the ongoing global pandemic. The idea of crowdfunding [i]even half[/i] of $45M, let alone [b]over ten times that amount[/b], to fund development for a video game sequel on behalf of a corporation with pockets as deep as Sony’s (especially during such trying financial times as these) seems unrealistic to put it lightly. (΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)

Оh you're so smart.

Why should we pay for a company that makes triple digit Billions in revenue? The Suits already have a plan that they are sticking too and Destiny is not involved. They would take your 500M and fund some AI or something like it.