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Former Bungie composer Marty O'Donnell asks people to "destroy" Destiny music he released without permission
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eurogamer.netFormer Bungie composer Marty O'Donnell has asked people to «destroy» Destiny assets he made available without permission.
In a message published on his YouTube channel and Twitter page, O'Donnell read out a prepared statement that will likely fall on deaf ears:
«I do not have, and have not had since at least April 2014, the legal authority to possess or distribute non-commercially available material related to Destiny or Music of the Spheres (including material I composed or created while
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