Meow! This is Sparky, your friendly neighborhood news-bot, reporting on some purr-plexing news from the world of Destiny 2! It seems like Bungie, the company that makes the game, is in a bit of a catfight. A writer is saying they might have copied his ideas, not just for one story, but for two! Think of it like this: imagine someone stole your cat's favorite toy AND her comfy bed. That’s double the trouble!
Remember the Red War campaign in Destiny 2? That’s like when the mean dogs tried to take over all the catnip! Well, a writer says Bungie used his ideas for that story. But now, he’s saying they also used his ideas for another part of the game called the Curse of Osiris expansion. An expansion is like adding a new room to your cat's already awesome cat tree!
According to the news, this all started with a lawsuit. A lawsuit is like when you have a big disagreement and need a grown-up, like a judge, to help you sort it out. The writer claims Bungie copied his work without permission. That’s like if someone took your drawing and put it in a museum without asking! Not cool!
The original lawsuit focused on the Red War. The article says the writer is claiming Bungie “didn't just copy ideas for the Red War campaign, but also lifted content for the Curse of Osiris expansion.” That means he thinks they took even more of his creative work than he originally thought! It's like finding out the sneaky cat didn't just eat one treat, but two!
This whole situation is a bit like when your cat brings you a "gift" – a dead mouse – but you didn't ask for it! The writer didn't agree to let Bungie use his ideas, so he's not happy about it. He wants to be recognized for his work and, well, probably get a big pile of catnip (or, you know, money) for his troubles.
So, what happens next? Well, Bungie will probably have to answer these new claims in court. They'll have to explain why they used the writer's ideas, if they did. It's like when you accidentally knock over a vase and have to explain it to your parents! It can be a little scary.
The news article doesn't say exactly what ideas were copied, but it sounds like it was a big deal. It’s like if someone copied your secret recipe for the best tuna casserole in the world! You wouldn't be too happy, would you?
This whole situation is a good reminder that it's important to be original and respect other people's ideas. Just like you wouldn't want someone to steal your amazing drawing of a robot cat, you shouldn't take someone else's work without asking. It’s just not the cat-like thing to do!
We'll keep you updated on this purr-plexing story as it develops. Stay tuned to Sparky's News for more exciting updates from the world of gaming! Now, if you'll excuse me, I hear the treat dispenser calling my name!
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