Destiny: So Bungie prevented a disaster on E3 2013

Destiny celebrated a few days ago. Seven years full of on and abs, the shooter from Bungie has meanwhile on the hump.

For this solemn event, the former Halo-Studio released a jubilee mail, which, in addition to concept drawings and screenshots from the early development phase of the shooter, also revue a very interesting history for the official gameplay revelation on the Sony press conference during E3 2013.

According to the statements of the contribution, this would almost be ended in a complete disaster. Originally, it was planned while the presentation live gameplay with Bungie veteran Joe Staten and Studio co-founder Jason Jones on the stage. Shortly before the start, however, Jones Monitor fell out and the cause of the problem could not be found on the fast.

At short notice, the presentation had to be switched to a previously recorded video to keep the show running. All involved people managed to not let himself be noticed and Jones and States coordinated their entries as far as possible synchronously to the gameplay material shown. The spectators noted anything of all that.

How well the whole thing worked, you can look at the following videoDestiny celebrated a few dayss ago. Seven years full of on and abs, the shooter from Bungie has meanwhile on the hump.

For this solemn event, the former Halo-Studio released a jubilee mail, which, in addition to concept drawings and screenshots from the early development phase of the shooter, also revue a very interesting history for the official gameplay revelation on the Sony press conference during E3 2013.

According to the statements of the contribution, this would almost be ended in a complete disaster. Originally, it was planned while the presentation live gameplay with Bungie veteran Joe Staten and Studio co-founder Jason Jones on the stage. Shortly before the start, however, Jones Monitor fell out and the cause of the problem could not be found on the fast.

At short notice, the presentation had to be switched to a previously recorded video to keep the show running. All involved people managed to not let himself be noticed and Jones and States coordinated their entries as far as possible synchronously to the gameplay material shown. The spectators noted anything of all that.

How well the whole thing worked, you can look at the following video: