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1/28/2016 9:42:12 PM
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But that's exactly that, it's your opinion, but the actual events differ from your point. I'm not going to delve into it as you can easily search this information up. My gripe with the comment was that it was made as if the information presented was accurate, which it isn't in the slightest.
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Really? Then please correct me where I am wrong, because from the accounts I read, my comments are right in line with what happened. **O’Donnell responded to the Activision-scored trailer by tweeting during the game’s E3 presentation that the music was not Bungie’s, threatening fellow employees in an attempt to keep the trailer from being posted online and interrupted press briefings.** **O’Donnell believed the Bungie spirit was being compromised by the Activision agreement, and perhaps they were. But management saw his actions as disruptive and harmful. O’Donnell was given a poor employee review in the fall of 2013. In lieu of his next review in February 2014, Bungie drafted a termination agreement.** **By early April the audio work was piling up, members of O’Donnell’s team were complaining to management that his presence was frustrating completion of work and he wasn’t contributing as much as he was expected. The Bungie board of directors terminated O’Donnell’s employment without cause on April 11.** ** - Pulled from an article on Kotaku regarding how and why O'Donnell was fired.
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Well there's your problem, you're relying on -blam!-ing Kotaku, the least credible news outlet out there. Have a nice day.
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Well then please point me to a more credible source that explains the events differently? No? Can't be bothered? Well, your first response of " how's that dick tasting" pretty much sums up your knowledge and maturity level. So, thank you I will have a nice day, and same to you. :)
