The lawsuit filed by author Matthew Kelsey Martineau in late 2024 accuses Bungie of allegedly copying various ideas from their work, including Destiny 2's Red Legion faction and other elements ...

Back in October 2024, Game File reported on a lawsuit against Destiny 2 by sci-fi writer, Matthew Kelsey Martineau. The writer accused Bungie of plagiarism with the Red War campaign and the ...

While Bungie's always maintained that old Destiny 2 material is just sitting in the vault for now, when the lawsuit was filed it suddenly turned out that material in the vault couldn't be restored ...

Destiny 2 Red War lawsuit In the lawsuit, available here , it’s alleged that the Red Legion from the now-unplayable Destiny 2 Red War arc is a direct translation of Martinaeu’s story.

Bungie finds itself in quite an awkward predicament, one that fans of Destiny 2 can not help but laugh at. Since October 2024, they have been involved in a lawsuit.

In both Martineau’s work (including, without limitation, “The First Defense”) and Destiny 2, rebels fend off Red Legion invaders on Earth against backdrops of burning settlements, ...

"The Red Legion forms the backbone for the entire storyline that unfolds in the infringement game of Destiny 2," the lawsuit read. "Although Destiny 2 offers an immersive and thrilling gaming ...

When I first caught wind of this lawsuit last year, I didn't expect things to go very far; in my view, while there is perhaps some merit to Martineau's claims about Destiny 2's Red Legion faction ...

Destiny 2's Red War Campaign Accused of Lifting Plot Elements From Online Story ... The document goes as far as to say that both Red Legion factions “mimic one another” and that their “goals ...