Bungie sues 'Destiny 2' player over alleged threats and cheating
accounts that contain emblems, or non-transferable badges that players can earn. Bungie says these"are prized by many players, especially collectors."
In addition, Bungie claims that Leone has made threats regarding the studio and its employees. According to the suit, Leone tweeted"about his desire to 'burn down' Bungie’s office building and [wrote] that specific Bungie employees were 'not safe' given Leone’s intent to move into their neighborhood."community manager Dylan Gafner's employee badge appeared on a Twitter account that's said to belong to Leone.
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