The Red War campaign was removed from Destiny 2 with the release of its Beyond Light expansion in November 2020.. Bungie submitted user-uploaded YouTube compilations and pages from the ...

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.

As first reported by The Game Post, the suit (available to see in full via Scribd) accuses the game company of copyright infringement related to Destiny 2’s 2017 storyline, The Red War.

They then used Destiny 2 Red War fan videos as evidence on the court. As it turned out, this one executive decision Bungie management made years ago was a costly mistake.

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, ravaged ...

But now, in an attempt to show the court that the concepts being cited in content like the D2 Red War campaign and Curse of Osiris DLC are different than his, Bungie has hit a snag. Honestly, a ...

In the case of Destiny 2, that began when the Beyond Light expansion launched and the original Red War campaign as well as its two follow-ups were put in the 'Destiny 2 Content Vault'.

Many of the ideas Martineau cited as being accused of copyright, specifically Destiny 2's original Red War campaign and its Curse of Osiris campaign, haven't been playable for years.

Martineau, a writer, reckons that Bungie purloined elements of a story he wrote for Destiny 2's Red War storyline (since archived forever, sealed away in the game's odd story vault).Per Martineau ...