Greg Miller

Again, we're back to like, what can we do with the new IP?

And I know technically Marathon's new IP, but you also know you're fooling yourself if you think anybody from old school Marathon's like, oh, it's back.

So there's a whole audience here that you're trying to do, and I think you haven't seen the install base, and it's so hard to get that second breath of fresh air to get those new players in.

I just don't think it's enough to move the needle.

And so I think what ends at my prediction here, if I was looking into Greg's crystal ball, I think you see they, I do think there's layoffs.

I do think there's staff reductions.

I think they roll it down to, we have a skeleton crew working on marathon.

That's still doing the little updates in the game fixes.

Yada, yada.

Eventually you get the statement of like, no major updates are coming, but I think the majority of people then swing back to the destiny brand and

I'm not dialed into Destiny enough to tell you it's they're going to do this giant expansion for Destiny 2.

It's full-blown Destiny 3.

Yada, yada, yada.

I would imagine it's somewhere in the middle and it's deemed the future of Destiny.

And I would think by the time what I would be predicting here would be you get a giant Destiny 2 update.

The big thing that would be like the bridge to Destiny 3.

And then I think somewhere between then there acts as a studio before they even get to Destiny 3.

I just don't.

Again, back to where we're at as an industry.

And they're not paying off the dividends that I think PlayStation slash Sony Interactive Entertainment thought they would make when they brought them in.