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#destinytruthcast Episode 16: Remember the Titans
[quote]Downloadable Audio links:
[b]SoundCloud[/b] https://soundcloud.com/oceans-of-canopy/dtc-episode-16-for-the-titans
[b]iTunes[/b] https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/destinytruthcast-destiny-podcast/id1101605804?mt=2[/quote]
What's up fellow Guardians :)
Welcome to episode 15 of the #destinytruthcast where you the community join us in talking all things Bungie and Destiny. Today JStevensontown, CarnivalLaw, RedWingGirl and I are joined by another new forum guest micktheknife.
Today's topics include-
-the latest Iron Bannor experience
-Titans
-Rise of Iron winter tour stream
-Our favorite Destiny moments this week
Once again thank-you to micktheknife for joining us today and we thank-you for listening and participating on the forums. As always, if you'd like to be on a future podcast, message us and let us know your thoughts on the game and what you think would be an important topic to come on and discuss. We look forward to hearing from you and can't wait to hear more voices on the next episode :)
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I got a idea for you to talk about. Tell me what you think. Why not have the game environment change a little by little leading up to a DLC release. For example take a few of the elements we seen in the stream and go ahead and add them. Like let it start snowing 3-4 weeks before the DLC. Have a few patches of that virus pop up a few weeks early. Maybe add some extremely hard or immune fallen wondering around near where the new area will be. I think that would be fun and interesting. People would log on and explore. It would feel like the game is changing before your eyes. Instead of one day this then update and every things different. Set the scene before the DLC drops. It would add the feel of something bad is on it's way.
