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10/22/2015 12:00:20 PM
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Fuk u bîtch
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Salt is only feeding me
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I don't know. Seems like a great way to tie Bungie closer to its fans. Calling the Gjallahorn Gali seems like a cool thing to do with a story behind the name.
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The guy that got fate of all fools had brain surgery
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Edited by HulkRages: 10/22/2015 4:29:48 PMI am talking about releasing Year 2 as 'Gali'. Not necessarily giving it to only one person. The 'Fate of all Fools' actually helped him with his recovery. His doctor wrote a letter to Bungie on how the game was helping him recover.
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Alot of people have invasive surgeries, they gave him the gun not because he was sick but because he was sick AND his doctor gave him direct instructions to play destiny for his recovery. So if the fanbase picks this up enough it perfectly within the realm of possibility. Bungie may not be what it used to be but they still like to try and give the community what they want if enough of them ask for it
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Bungie won't give a weapon unless he's in physical pain
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Whys that? Theyve never given a gun to anyone who has been hurt in any other scenario. The only person whos ever gotten anything special from bungie is the tumor guy. So how exactly do you know what bungies requirements are for giving away special things. Bungie wouldnt have done anything for the guy had the community not made such an uproar about it. Same reason they dont give the next guy a special snowflake gun for having a tumor, or the next guy or the next. Bungies always been obsessed with trying to please the fan base (even though they can suck at it at times) its not about his pain, its about getting enough guardians to rally to his cause that bungie decides to give him something. Whether or not this man gets a special item (probably not the a gali gjallahorn but something else) is up to the community and their drive/support
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What about that guy best friend who died Did they give him something what the several people who went to the military
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Nope, he didnt get alot of attention. There was some hype on the forums and on reddit, but the tumor guy made it into gaming magazines and blogs all over the place, that guy didn't. Just need enough of the fan base to say 'give us what we want' and they will, as proved time and time again with the constant nerf/buff on things in the game that much of the community complained about over the course of months. Is it unlikely this guy will get anything? Of course Is it possible? (with enough fanbase and media attention) sure, why wouldnt it be.
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Bungie it's a one time thing
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[quote]Bungie said it's a one time thing[/quote]
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Bungie said that was a one time thing case closed
