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Edited by ChorrizoTapatio:
7/3/2013 2:30:12 AM
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Something I'd like to point out.
If you haven't realized this, or even thought about it, we're living through bungie.net history right now. Every Bungie Day is special, yes, but this one will be [u]the first[/u] Bungie day of the new site and this will be the first [u]Bungie Week[/u]. Celebrate it, enjoy it, and remember it. One day when you're an elder member here, or far beyond grizzled ancient, you will be able to say, "I was here during the first Bungie day and Bungie Week on the b.next!". Embrace that fact, and be excited about it.
Great times are ahead of us, let's celebrate our favorite company and show them some love too. Happy Bungie Week.
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3 RepliesWelll............. The last Bungie Day right before they gave control of Halo to 343 Industries was like a Bungie TWO Weeks. There was the Bungie Vs. the World where folks got real steaks next day aired to them on dry ice if they really earned a steak on a Bungie team in Reach. Bungie gave everyone the blue flames in Reach. At first you had to have the iOS Bungie app, but towards the very end, the very last week, all you had to have was your XBL gamer tag linked to your Bungie account, come here and click a button on the home page while logged on, and BAM! You got blue flames in Reach. You also got the Bungie name plate to go with it. Then there were the insane cRedit pay outs they gave us in Reach. So, that Bungie Day was pretty huge. As they were still in control of Halo and we had an actual Bungie game we could play on Bungie day.
