Destiny 2 streamer sued by Bungie for cheating and harassment
The defendant wanted to "burn down" Bungie.
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The defendant wanted to "burn down" Bungie.
The player, Luca Leone, allegedly said one of the game's community managers was 'not safe.'.
In a lawsuit filed July 15, Destiny 2 maker Bungie said a California man was banned 13 times for cheating, and he retaliated by moving to the Seattle area and threatening violence against the studio’s staff and headquarters.
The Destiny 2 developer has spoken on women's reproductive rights in the past and reasserted a vow to aid employees and their families in time of need.
Bungie is standing in defiance of Sony abortion rights stance, saying that it refuses to be "muzzled" post acquisition.