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Bungie Gifts 'Crushed Gamma Emblem' to Celebrate Destiny Reddit Community

2022-04-26 20:25
Bungie has released a free Destiny 2 emblem in commemoration of its community's recently minted Reddit Place art.
Bungie Gifts 'Crushed Gamma Emblem' to Celebrate Destiny Reddit Community

Bungie has released a free Destiny 2 emblem in commemoration of its community's recently minted Reddit r/place art.

On April 7, Bungie Senior Community Manager
dmg04 released a developer blog to announce the promotion, as well as shout out the r/DestinyTheGame and r/destiny2 subreddits for successfully representing the free-to-play title on the 4-million-pixel r/place 2022 board.

Crushed Gamma Emblem Code

"If you don’t frequently visit Reddit," dmg04 said in the post, "a wonderful weekend event kicked off where any user in the world could place a pixel on a board to start creating small (or large) pieces of art. This wonderland of expression has appeared only a few times in previous years, going by the name of r/place.

"Through the weekend, two Destiny-specific Reddit communities, r/DTG and r/Destiny2, led the charge in securing a spot on the board to represent the Destiny community. Through Discord chats, text messages, forum posts and multiple other means of communication, the community effectively locked down the 'Destiny 2 spot' through all four days. This wasn’t just a simple tricorn, and I’m still blown away by the coordination between hundreds (to thousands) of participants to execute on the art."

As such, to celebrate the Destiny community's efforts and the "alliances they made with other communities," the Crushed Gamma Emblem is now available for redemption at www.bungie.net/7/en/Codes/Redeem with the code "D97-YCX-7JK".

"Cheers to all who contributed over the weekend," dmg04 said, "and thanks for yet another year of fond memories to look back on whenever we reminisce about Telesto and its resiliency."