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GameJunkieJim

**GameJunkieJim** is a bungie.net Forum Ninja who gets up earlier than you, works more than you, has more games than you, sleeps later than you, and still finds enough time in the day to play more games than you.so are we to extrapolate that if they don't have the data seratms the province believes they need to make decisions that they have been making decisions like the cuts at PRHC and other hospitals without data? Not exactly confidence inspiring.

### Systems

48 US console releases, a few sundry imports.

### Games

The counting became inaccurate after 1800.

### Accessories

Many, but his favorites are the Steel Battalion controller set, and the Guitar Hero II Xplorer. 46" Samsung Slim DLP HDTV. One hell of an accessory.

## Community Contributions

Besides contributing by moderating, GameJunkieJim still has enough time to do some really neat stuff for the bungie.net community. One contribution is the Bungie Jumpers' The Bathroom Reader, a semi-annual PDF format news letter full of Bungie related reader submitted content. It was originally intended to be a printed publication, but due to cost it was instead distributed over the internet.

## Trivia

* GameJunkieJim has more games than you.
* GameJunkieJim uses Linux.
* GameJunkieJim may have won the record for most people banned at once when he banned everyone who posted in a thread that was at least 5 pages long.

## Groups

* Bathroom Reader
* Body Politic
* Bungie Jumpers
* Chapter Founders
* GUARDIANS Colony
* Halo Jumpers
* Halo Wars RTS
* HFCS
* Marathon Jumpers
* Mob of Angry Peasants
* no u
* Pimps at Sea RPG
* Teh 1337ists
* The Arbiters
* The Black Chapter
* The Frozen Minority
* The Marty Army
* The Myth Jumpers
* The Wrkncacnter Club

## Links

* GameJunkieJim's Bungie Profile
* Community Spotlight: GameJunkieJim
* Bathroom Reader website
Great Pretender

Zblork.

## Real Life

He's not a real person, forget aboooout it!

## Bungie.net History

Great\_Pretender has been a member of Bungie.net since December 13th 2004 and was a Master Forum Ninja on Bungie.net.

Great\_Pretender was absorbed by the ninja collective in August of 2005. His current avatar is a parody of the MLG emblem, featuring instead Pete Townshend from The Who, windmilling. He made it himself (people keep asking him if he did, the hell? stop it guys). If you are using the Coup d'Bungie script, his avatar is Soulblighter, from the Bungie series Myth.

His previous avatars have been a Journeyman form the Bungie series Myth, a Dwarven paratrooper banner from the Bungie series Myth, Soulblighter from the Bungie series Myth, and a Trow from the Bungie series Myth.

## Trivia

* Great\_Pretender was the youngest person to ever become a forum ninja. He is no longer the youngest; he has passed that title to The Slayer.
* Great\_Pretender is the youngest Master Forum Ninja.
* While playing Halo 3, Great\_Pretender is known for his unorthodox vehicular antics, such as splattering players inside the Mauler tunnel on Rat's Nest with Warthogs, splattering players with the Elephant on Sandtrap, highjacking Banshees through the windshields of other vehicles, or parking Elephants at such steep angles in CTF games that the flag cannot be retrieved from them.
* Great\_Pretender will often request that a party leader remove Achilles1108 to make room for him, even if the party already has room.
John Gronquist (Gronk)

## Trivia:

 **Current Job:** FX Henchman
 **Blood Type:** O neg
 **Weight:** Classified
 **Girth:** Yes

**First Job:** Paper Route on First Hill

**Hobby:** Bulldozing

**Ultimate Halo Match:** Classified

**Ultimate Snack:** Panang

**Ultimate Website:** Classified

**Mode of Transport:** Classified

**Fake Weapon:** Classified
Community Joes

## About

Community Joes are a community run version of Average Joes in which active and know users are interviewed by the community for the community. They are posted every fortnight on Fridays in the Community Forum. The official fan page can be found here.

## History

Community Joes were set up on the 28th of March 2011 by Clone Outcast, since then he has built up a good foundation and has had great success with the Interviews and the Group. In 2012 two members of the group ECOH Cam and ARBITOR 5 were given the task of creating and posting the Community Joes as Clone Outcast was on 'study leave'.

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On the 28th an anniversary interview special with Yoozel was posted by Arbitor 5 in the Community Forum with an embeded banner also made by Arbitor 5 edited in by DeeJ.

In 2013 the Project closed down due to a number of reasons however later returned on insidedestiny.net.

## Community Joes Group

A group was set up for storing and preparing the interviews, it is also a place for feedback and where polls are made in order to choose the next interview. As of Febuary the 2nd 2012 the group had 68 Members.

## List of Community Joes

Season 1

* JPeloquin218 - 07.April.2011 - I01
* spartain ken 15 - 22.April.2011 - I02
* ApocalypeX - 28.April.2011 - I03
* RollinRollin13 - 06.May.2011 - I04
* Primo84 - 13.May.2011 - I05
* Urk - 20.May.2011 - I06
* Psychosis687 - 27.May.2011 - I07
* Hylebos - 10.June.2011 - I08
* drummer0702 - 08.July.2011 - I09

Intermission - Season 2

* evilcam - 13.January.2012 - I10
* Rokit - 03.February.2012 - I11
* x Foman123 x - 17.February.2012 - I12
* camo m0nkey - 02.March.2012 - I13
* spawn031 - 16.March.2012 - I14
* Yoozel - 28.March.2012 (Anniversary Special) - I15
* Lobster Fish 2 - 13.April.2012 - I16
* Cortana 5 - 27.April.2012 - I17

Intermission - Season 3

* Sonic John - 01.June.2012 - I18
* Izak609 - 17.June.2012 - I19
* HOOBLA 911 - 29.June.2012 - I20
* defnop552 - 13.July.2012 - I21
* CrazzySnipe55 - 27.July.2012 - I22
* TuffJuice - 10.August.2012 - I23
* A 3 Legged goat - 24.August.2012 - I24
* MissCadetUNIVERSE - 07.September.2012 - I25

Intermission - Season 4

* joe campbell - 30.November.2012 - I26
* SkilPhil - 14.December.2012 - I27
* ARBITOR 5 - 28.December.2012 - I28
* ecartman1214 - 26.February.2013 - I29 [Podcast]

Intermission - Season 5

* Big Boss - 8.May.2013 - I30

## Staff, Reporter, and Moderater

* **Current Admins:** ARBITOR 5
* **Ex Admins:** Clone Outcast ECOH Cam
* **Ex members:**Homeboyd903 defnop552
* **Ex Reporters:**Bricypoo Godzneighbor RollinRollin13 Galactic Pixel MetalxTongue

* **Ex Moderators:**chubbz Geegs30 zoobkillerninja

## Links

Link to Community Joes Group.

Official Fan Page
Jaime Griesemer

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**Jaime Griesemer** is a video game designer and a senior employee at Bungie Studios. He served as a designer for Halo: Combat Evolved and a design lead for Halo 2.

Jaime is responsible for much of the vehicle design in Halo 2.

## Biography

Jaime got his start by co-creating a fansite for Myth. Jamie and his friend Ferrex co-web mastered The Myth Codex, a fairly comprehensive Myth and Myth II site. He met Max, Bungie’s webmaster, through the Codex and since he lived in Chicago they hired him to come in part-time and do some in-house testing on Myth II.

After Myth II shipped he just kept coming in to work. He was the Head Bungie.net Administrator for a little while, and then Jason Jones asked him to join the Halo team.

*I definitely didn’t anticipate this chain of events when I started my first fansite, The Myth Grimoire. I was planning to go to grad school for theoretical physics, but I’m extremely happy with how things worked out. Bungie is a great company and the work environment here really encourages people to take on as much responsibility as they feel they can handle. I was really lucky to end up here.*

In 2010, Jaime left Bungie leaving a status on his Linked In profile as a "retired" game designer.

## Trivia

* He is responsible for the Easter Egg in Halo: Combat Evolved, Megg. This was the final egg found in the game, almost two years after release.
* Jaime's official Bungie biography says "Coming Soon." He comes from Park Forest, IL, and currently lives in Seattle, WA. He has three younger brothers, Josh, Jared, and Jordan, and is a genius in game design.
Gamma Company Spartans

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Gamma Company Spartans was a group on bungie.net

This Clan was initially Founded around 8-11-2010 est by Numanuma (Will be referred as Num Num's). Throughout its early days, it grew into a respectable Clan. But then the Clan went into on of its dark hours as Num Num's left for over a year, leaving Saroufall as the leader. The Clan continued to decline in size and scope until it's revival one year later when Num nums came back. This period of time is the first revival of this Clan which ended up lasting until the group's dismantlement by Num Num's at the end of 2011. But in the Summer of 2011, the Clan thrived under the leadership of Num num's until he left again until the end of '11. During this time the Clan went through many changes including the Roster, Clan policies, etc.

The Clan was also under new leadership by Blackhalos who lead with the morals of democracy, unlike his predecessor, but as time went on the Clan began to be enveloped by inactivity. The origins of this are not limited to an order by Num num's for the Clan to go into a Dormant Phase, by cutting off recruitment and focusing on the Clan itself.

But in the end of '11 Num num's returned hoping to take back his place as leader and returning the Clan into a hierarchy like before. But used to the ability for everyone to voice their opinion, Blackhalos told Num num's that the Clan has changed into a democracy and his tyrannic ideas would bode well towards the development of the Clan. But Num num's reacted violently, proving the points that were made, and deleted everyone from the B.net group and then deleting it entirely. "Surviving" members coined the term "Numanuking" after this event.

But as this happened all remaining members rallied at the Gamma Company HQ group, used for the planning of the revival dubbed New Dawn at the beginning of the new year, being disgruntled by what had happened. But in light of the event the members started to rebuild but at their digression, forming and creating an entirely new structure to accommodate the Democratic Committee system to which is in use today.

To this day this clan stands for the idea of everyone's voices counted and is apparent to this day. While it is no longer a functioning clan, members of this group may still be seen together 6+ years since the Clan's creation. If any of the members not grouped up would like to get back in touch, Blackhalos' gamertag hasn't changed. ~BH
Butane123

## Bungie.net Life

Butane123 joined bungie.net on the 12th of June 2005. On the 24th of September 2008 Butane became a Forum Ninja. During September 2011 Butane stepped down as a Forum Ninja and then in Febuary 2012 he was re-promoted

 to a Ninja.

## Groups

* Ask your Ninja
* Atlas
* Average Joes
* Blueprint
* Bungie Jumpers
* Chartis Graphein
* CMWKA
* Halo 3 in the Workplace
* Mob of Angry Peasents
* Sextosterone
* The 1337ists
* The T00L B0X
* The Workplace
* Waaahmbulance
* Your mommas house

## Links

Link to Buntane123's Profile page.

***\*This article has been given permission to be re-created.***
Halo 2 (PC)

Halo 2 for the PC or commonly called Halo 2 Vista has the same campaign plot as Halo 2 for the original Xbox. It was released on May 29, 2007. It can only be played using the Microsoft Vista operating system but can be modded using an unofficial crack so that it also works for Windows XP.

It also comes with a version of Sapien, the Halo map editor.
Alex Seropian

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Alexander Seropian was the initial founder, president, and CEO of Bungie Software Products Corporation.

When asked about his intentions of making his first game, Gnop!, he said: "I'd really like to have my own business. I've done a lot of programming, and I'm really into games so I thought 'Gee, this sounds like a great idea: I'll try making a game and sell it.'"

Even though Gnop! wasn't a hit, it was popular enough among Mac gamers to bring in some success. After that, Alex starting working on a much more ambitious project, Operation: Desert Storm.

After borrowing about $10,000 from his parents and friends, the game shipped and sold about 2,500 copies.

During an AI class, he met Jason Jones, who had his own unfinished game called Minotaur. They decided to partner up, finish the game, and create Bungie Studios.

Alex stayed with Bungie as the CEO until after Halo was released, when he decided to go back to Chicago.

He left Bungie to make Wideload Games, where they developed Stubbs the Zombie. They are now currently working on several projects.
Bungie Community

Redirect to:

* The Seventh Column
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Bungie Inc. is famous not only for its games, but for its diverse, strong, cultivated, and loyal Community.

The Community has grown and changed since Bungie Studios was vaulted into the spotlight with the Halo series of video games, but remains a core part of Bungie culture. While Bungie.net remains a starting and focal point for the Community, numerous  fansites dedicated to Bungie games new and old can be found around the World Wide Web. Community members also frequently meet in person for LAN parties, community events, and gaming conventions.

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In honor of its dedicated Community, Bungie Studios created the "Septagon," a symbol signifying the pillar of Bungie Studios being supported by the many surrounding pillars of its Community members.

The Septagon symbol remains a popular choice as Bungie.net avatars, Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo Reach emblems and also as a decoration for both fansites and  groups.gay

## **Bungie Community**

* **Bungie.net**
	+ **Community Team**
	+ **Online Team**
	+ **Moderators**
		- **Master Forum Ninjas**
		- **Forum Ninjas**
	+ **Forum Mentors**
	+ **Mail Sacks**
	+ **Ride Alongs**
	+ **Groups**
		- **Welcoming Committee**
		- **Groups Generally**
		- **Featured Groups**
		- **Group Themes**
* **Community Regulars**
* **Bungie.org**
* **All Bungie Community Articles**
Atlas

## General

Atlas is the Official Bungie Group for Community Forge Variant Submissions for Halo 3 Matchmaking it exists to test out user content, and generally give back feedback, and see if anything can be placed into Matchmaking play lists.

 **Group Link** | {{{Group Link}}}

## Group History

Atlas was founded on the 8.29.2008 by Shishka.

## Group Titles

* Crayon Cartographer - Normal Member status.
* NonMember - A member who has quit

Community Contributions
Atlas has helped Bungie.net members maps get into the Halo 3 playlists.

Links
Link to Atlas's Home Page
Bob O'Donnell

**Bob O'Donnell** was an actor and voice actor for video games.

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He worked on only a few films and video games, most notably voicing Dr. Kerr in the Bungie Studios video game Oni and the Drunken Dwarf in Myth. He also did a bit part in Halo 2, voicing the single line spoken by the Prophet of Objection in the opening cinematic of the game.

## Trivia

* O'Donnell's part as the Prophet of Objection was not acknowledged in the Credits of the original release of Halo 2. This was rectified when Halo 2 Vista was released, finally recognizing O'Donnell for his part in the end credits.
* Bob O'Donnell is Marty O'Donnell's father.
Goweb

goweb is an active Forum Ninja on Bungie.net He joined Bungie.net on March 15th, 2002. He posts very rarely and lurks most of the time; his last post was made more than a year ago on 17th November 2009. In 2004 he was offered to be a Forum Ninja.

## Group

* Body Politic
* Bungie Jumpers
* Chapter Founders
* Euro Jumpers
* Gamers Anonymous
* HFCS
* Inside the Machine
* Mac Life
* Mathematics
* Mehve's Aerie
* Mr. Smiley's Xbox Lounge
* Pandemonium
* The 7th Column
* The Bar
* The Black Chapter
* The Kuniklo Project
* The Marty Army
* The Wrkncacnter Club
* Theme Masters
* TinMen
* UK Halo Chapter
* Wideload
* zoetest
Halo 3: ODST

***Halo 3: ODST*** is a first person shooter and was released on September 22nd 2009. It takes place during the events of Halo 2, more specifically right after the Halo 2 level, Metropolis. You play as an ODST nicknamed the Rookie, in place of the Master Queef. Halo 3: ODST is a stand alone expansion to Halo 3.

### Features

Since you do not play as the Master Chief the gameplay mechanics have been tweaked from Halo 3. You lose the benefits of the Mjolnir Mk. VI Powered Assault Armour.Shielding - you do not have a regenerating health bar but a stamina bar that reacharges and a health bar that doesn't recharge. To regain health you need to pick up one of the health packs distributed around the city (it is similar to the health system in Halo CE). A couple of other minor gameplay changes include the inability to dual wield weapons and restricted jump height and movement speed. You have access to an in-game PDA and a night vision function, which is toggled by the X-button.

**Firefight:** A new way for the Halo multiplayer to be played. Fire-fight is a game mode where you can play with up to two players on the same console or up to four players over Xbox Live or system link. After gathering a few of your friends or getting some pizza and a drink and your ready to battle wave after wave of Covenant forces with skulls activating through out the game to make things more... interesting.

There is no Forge mode featured in the game but Theater mode makes a return.

Halo 3: ODST comes with two disks, a copy of the Halo 3: ODST disc and a copy of the Halo 3 Mythic Multiplayer disc which contains all the map packs currently on Xbox Live Marketplace. Halo 3: ODST also acts as the exclusive gateway into the Halo: Reach Xbox Live Multiplayer Beta. If you had pre-ordered the game at selected retail outlets, you received an exclusive redeem code to unlock Sgt. Johnson in the Firefight mode. (For more information visit Bungie.net)

## Links

* Halopedia Article on Halo 3:ODST
* Wikipedia article on H3:ODST
* H3:ODST on Bungie.net
AI

**Artificial intelligences** (AI) are present in many of Bungie's games.
There are two types of AI. The first type, Smart AI, is very life-like and and has a life span of seven years before they go  rampant. The other type, standard AI (or dumb AI), is not quite as human and has limited memory. The latter will last much longer, but not be nearly as useful.

## Known Artificial Intelligences in Bungie Fiction

* AdjutantReflex (AI Construct not confirmed)
* Aivanti-3
* Durandal
* Araquiel
* Beowulf
* Charlemange
* Cortana
* Clovis Bray I
* Deep Winter
* Deja
* Doppler
* Endless Summer
* Eternal Spring
* Failsafe
* Hannu
* Jerrod
* Joyeuse
* Juliana
* Kalmiya
* Leela
* Lysithea
* Malahayati
* Mack/Loki
* Melissa
* Mendicant Bias
* Offensive Bias
* Quria, Blade Transform
* Rasputin
* Serina
* Sif
* Solipsil
* Superintendent
* Toran
* Traxus IV
* Tycho
* Voluspa
* Wellsley
* The Deadly Brain
* Shinitama

## See also

* Frankenstein Computer God, an inside joke in Myth II: Soulblighter
Drabominable

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Drabominable is a Bungie employee on Bungie.net. One of the most (in)famous Flood threads was created by him. DO YOU LIKE PIE?

It's obvious he likes pie. Drabominable is now perma-banned at his own request and has had his Bungie Employee title taken away because he felt he could not represent Bungie in "a good light" [1]

## DO YOU LIKE PIE?

His famed Flood poll, entitled "DO YOU LIKE PIE?" was originally posted in the Halo 3 Forum,
unfortunately,at the time he did not have gold text and was therefore banned until Achronos confirmed that he was a Bungie employee, unbanned him, and moved the thread to the Flood.[2]

The poll options were:

* APPLE PIE
* CHERRY PIE
* BLUEBERRY PIE
* PUMPKIN PIE
* PECAN PIE
* A NICE COOKIE

## DYLP Thread Trivia

You think you've seen everything? Think again.
A Bungie employee has finally fallen to the good ol' link-to-your-own-profile trick. link

## Groups

Drabominable is currently a member of only one group, The Followers of Pie.
Group's Homepage
Halo: Reach

### Game Mode(s)

Single-player campaign, Online Co-Op campaign, Multiplayer, Theater, Forge, Firefight

### Rating(s)

* **ESRB**: Mature (M) for Blood and Gore, Mild Language, and Violence
* **PEGI**: 16 for Violence
* **ACB**: M

## Production Information

### Composer(s)

Martin O'Donnell, Michael Salvatori

***Halo: Reach*** is a first-person shooter video game, developed by Bungie and published by Microsoft Game Studios for the Xbox 360 console. *Reach* was released in North America, Australia, and Europe on September 14, 2010. The game takes place in the year 2552, where humanity is locked in a war with the alien Covenant. Players control Noble Six, a member of an elite supersoldier squad, during the battle for the world of Reach. As the Covenant begin their assault on the planet, the UNSC begin their heroic yet ultimately futile effort to repel the alien invaders.

*Reach* was originally announced at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2009 in Los Angeles, California, with the first in-engine trailer shown at the 2009 Spike Video Game Awards. Players who purchased Halo 3: ODST were eligible to participate in a *Reach* multiplayer beta in May 2010; the beta allowed Bungie to gain player feedback for fixing bugs and making gameplay tweaks before shipping the final version. The developers focused on creating a compelling world, more difficult enemies, and updated graphics and audio.

*Halo: Reach* grossed US$200 million on its launch day, setting a new record for the franchise. The game sold well in most territories, moving more than three million units its first month in North America. Critical reception was positive; reviewers from publications such as IGN, GamePro, and *Official Xbox Magazine* called it the best *Halo* title yet. *Reach* was the final *Halo* title developed Bungie, with future games overseen by the Microsoft-owned studio 343 Industries.
Bungiepedia:Policy

There are very few policies which apply across all Wikia. These can be found on the Central Wikia at Wikia:Category:Policy.

Other policies for this Wikia will be decided by the wiki community. It's generally best to keep policies as simple as possible, and not to introduce too many rules. A growing wiki can usually do well with a few simple policies and a lot of good will and cooperation.

Adding [[Category:Policy]] to any policy pages will add them to the policy category. This is found here.

See also Project:Simplified Ruleset
Bungie Foundation

The **Bungie Foundation** is the is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity organization of video game publisher and developer, Bungie. Its passion is to give back to its community with their iPads for Kids program and partnering with humanitarian aid organizations in times of natural disaster and crises.

## Mission and Vision

*Per their About Us page:*

"The Bungie Foundation reduces distress and suffering in children through entertainment and partners with humanitarian aid organizations in times of natural disaster and crisis.

"We will change the face of clinical entertainment across the globe, making it so that every hospitalized child has access to the resources needed for distraction, a sense of normalcy, and joy through the toughest moments of their lives. We do this work because we believe in the power of play to enable a child's development, bring about smiles and laughter, arm kids with the tools they need to cope with their situation, and support their emotional and mental well-being.

"We also believe that when a natural disaster strikes, we have a responsibility to galvanize our community to help those who need it the most. With natural events on the rise globally, we will lead a community-wide initiative to support a natural disaster relief effort once per year, using the UN Office of Humanitarian Affairs' classification system to determine which "Level 3" event we'll aid. This classification is reserved for the most complex and challenging humanitarian emergencies, which require the highest level of mobilization to meet people's basic needs."

## Programs

### iPads for Kids

The Bungie Foundation provides pediatric patients with age-appropriate and therapeutic entertainment for distraction, play, and a sense of normalcy during distressing situations. The Foundation continues to grow its program into children's hospitals across the United States to reach more children in need of emotional support.

### Destiny 2

Since 2018, the Bungie Foundation has created campaigns for ***Destiny 2*** players where they can donate toward various fundraisers to receive exclusive in-game items, such as emblems, Ghost shells, and emotes.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Twitter Account
* Charity Navigator
* GuideStar

## Resources

1. ↑ Bungie Foundation - About Us
2. ↑ Bungie Foundation - iPads for Kids Program
Borrowedchief

## Bungie.net

Borrowedchief joined Bungie.net on January 11, 2005. On Janurary 20, 2010 he was promoted to Forum Ninja.

## Groups

* Ask Your Ninja
* Average Joes[[Gamers Anon| File:Mod borrowedchief.gif  ]]
* Bungie Baby Daddies
* FAQ
* Gamers Anon
* HFCS
* Mythic Members
* Reach Stats API
* [[Sunday|Sunday File:Moderator borrowedchief.jpg  ]]
* The Black Chapter
* Waaahmbulance
Halo Movie Clan

## Overview

Created in October of 2004 the Halo Movie Clan (HMC) originated to push the idea of a Halo Movie. The group actively discussed ideas for actors, plots, dreams and desires. The group fell during leadership issues and membership to the group dropped. Many groups spawned from this fall and the closest related group remains the "Halo Movie Clan 2".

## History

The Halo Movie Clan was created by zog34 on October 28, 2004. The Clan later went through many administrative changes leading to its demise. A victim of Sonny Forelli, the group faced many struggles and was eventually locked and destroyed by him using the account name celenon. Celenon, an old member of the group, closed the group stripping powers from all other moderators and administrators. It is believed that Sonny Forelli discovered the password of celenon and stole the account. Or, a more simpler explanation, created an account similiar in name.

At its height the Halo Movie Clan claimed over 2,000 members to its cause, spawning many knockoff groups and websites. Many of these groups were created due to the issues described above with the social conflicts of the group administration. In attempts to fix the problems member mustafaibqal created the "Halo Movie Clan 2" in an attempt to escape the discourse of the original clan. Mustafaibqal ("Moose"), joined by Synthmilk and Gohraw, strived to return the focus of the clan back to the movie and not focusing on the issues facing them. This group continues to today, though activity is very low, if not all together non-existent.

## Current Groups

Through the cessation of the original clan Mustafaibqal did more than just try to move the clan away from the original HMC. Mustafaibqal co-founded a web forum as a retreat from the turmoil found on B.net, and free from all the issues. Once set up and in knowingly safe hands the website. Synthmilk, as a co-admin of the HMC2, joined the new forum as an administrator. After a few days of preparation Mustafaibqal prompted his followers and other members of the HMC and interested parties to join the new webforum named Halo Movie Online (HaloMovieOnline.com)in August of 2005, just before the collapse of the HMC. The site, being the first of its kind, quickly grew to over 2,000 members, being relayed through the forums and though Bungie's own news. The site, however, does not claim any ties to the original HMC and HMC2, as it does not claim ties with Bungie either. It remains a neutral party with separate Administrators.   It has once, however, been acknowledged and promoted by Bungie in one news article submitted to Bungie.net by Synthmilk.

## Current Activity

Through the years interest in the idea of a movie has fallen. There is still rumor of the creation of a movie, however the hype of the idea is gone. The b.net groups and spin-off websites have become depleted with few still around today.

Remaining activity rests on the shoulders on the halomovieonline.com, which has now been moved to gamerdirt.com
Bungie Wiki

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GNOP!
*GNOP!* was the first computer game created and published by Bungie Studios. Alex Seropian authored the game in 1990, almost a year before Bungie's official incorporation. A simple *PONG* clone with added sound and graphics written and released nearly 20 years after the original, "GNOP" is simply "PONG" spelled backwards. Released as freeware, the game proved popular enough that Seropian sold the source code to fans for $15 USD.
**Read More**

**Did You Know...**

* ...that Bungie is the only AAA game studio to be owned by both Microsoft and Sony?
* ...that *Myth II* shipped with a bug that could erase a user's PC if the game was uninstalled?
* ...that Seven is Bungie's favorite number?

**News**

* **November 27, 2023** - *Destiny 2: The Final Shape* has been delayed and now launches June 4, 2024
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Domenic Koeplin (dommer)

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## Bungie.net Life

Domenic Koeplin is a Bungie Employee, his/her account was created on the 12th of June 2005. Domenic's current title is 'der 10 jägermeister' which translates to 'The 10 Jagermeister' and has only posted 47 times.

## Real Life

 **Current Job:** Test Lead
 **Blood Type:** Red Bull
 **Weight:** Changes Daily
 **Girth:** Sufficient

**First Job:** Paperboy

**Hobby:** Playing poker

**Ultimate Halo Match:** Sidewinder CTF with evenly matched teams

**Ultimate Snack:** Apple slices from Costco

**Ultimate Website:** Classified

**Fake Weapon:** You wouldn't be afraid of it if you knew it weren't real

#### **Biography:**

Domenic began his post-college career at the (now defunct) Electronic Arts studio in Bellevue as a contract games tester. His parents were probably thrilled that their son, who had just earned a magna cum laude BA in International Business with minors in German and Spanish, took a job testing video games. After a relatively brief stint at EA he went to Microsoft getting paid to "test" a casino game and acquired a taste for craps (the dice game, not frequent bathroom breaks). Over the years he worked on a variety of games and eventually was loaned to Bungie to help with Halo 2 Xbox for a few months. Once Halo 2 wrapped up he went to work on Gears of War within Microsoft Game Studios before finally rejoining Bungie full time in the winter of '05.
Forum fiction

File:Placeholder Forum fiction is a form of fanfic. Unlike most fanfics, forum fiction or "forumfic" uses the members, moderators, administrators, popular threads, memes, and facets of the forum website in a fictional setting. Often of a rediculous nature. Excelent examples include *the mods*,panzie saves the flood*,* and the floodian chronicles.

During the golden age of forum fiction and fanfics, writings were created on a daily basis. In recent years, forum fiction has become somewhat of a lost art, with the exception of the occasional adventure. The only remaining forum fiction series to date is *panzie saves the flood*.
Anton P Nym

## Real Life

* Name: Steve
* Age: somewhat younger than Marty
* City: London, ON, Canada
* College or University: UWO
* Major: History
* Real Job: Quality Analysis
* Dreams and aspirations: Dark, forbidding, sinister, and the dreams aren’t too good either.
* Favorite use of the number 7: 7up and rye
* Favorite ninja weapon: katana

Anton P Nym favorite game is Halo 3 with Xcom 1 being a close second. He plays his favorite games on a Toshiba 26HF84 Hi-Def CRT, Xbox 360 (refurb after RROD), RCA 300W DTS/5.1 surround sound. Also, 3.1GHz Pentium 4 tower with 1.5GB DDR RAM. Raedon 9600XT, Audigy2, and 19" Sun Microsystems CRT monitor.

In everyday life Anton P Nym enjoys the taste of Mediterranean. He also enjoys a wide arrange of beverages, several wines, beers, and mixed drinks. On the top of his list are Guinness, merlot, White Russians, rye & ginger ale, rum (arr) & coke.

If given infinite resources Anton P Nym would love to work as a novelist, take a vacation to the lower polar orbit over Saturn, and take Amanda Tapping, Claudia Christian, or both out on a date in a Ferrari.

## Bungie.net History

***Anton P Nym*** has been a member of Bungie.net since April 16th 2004 and was a forum ninja on Bungie.net.

He also collaborated with Claude Errera to create the Enkidu terminals[1], a Halo fan-fiction presented in ARG-like fashion as a series of fragmentary messages appearing on Bungie.org's servers.

Anton P Nym is probably most well known for his "split personality" style of posting. When writing a reply, he always concludes his post with a follow-up message (sometimes on-topic, sometimes not) referring to "Steve," his real-life name, in the third person.

In August of 2005 Anton P Nym was asked to join the ranks of Bungie.net Ninjas. As a ninja Anton P Nym gets to choose his own custom avatar. His avatar is a picture of a blinged-out Hunter, honoring the Halo series and Pimps at Sea. When not assassinating his enemies with the Katana; Anton P Nym can be found in the HFCS group. In May 2011 he stepped down as a Forum Ninja.

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## Trivia

* One of Anton P Nym's less-known contributions to the teeming society of bungie.net is the avatar that he himself crafted and submitted for the Avatar Contest of 2004.

* Anton may have actually helped to inspire the creation of Wideload's game *Hail to the Chimp*, which wasn't officially announced until 2007 February 12(although the title was revealed slightly earlier). It's a weird coincidence, at least. In the interview for this page Anton P Nym stated "I don't think there's any connection between my "hippo" post and the announcement of Wideload's "Hail to the Chimp". I only posted that on HBO because Matt Soell is known to be a hippo affecionado... the timing is coincidental, unless Matt and The Man are even more devious than I believe."

## Groups

Chapter Founders
HBO Junkies
HFCS
Mob of Angry Peasants
SPDR Ninjas
The Beekeepers
The Marty Army
The Warhammer
The Wrkncacnter Club
Truce Table
Evilcam

***evilcam*** was a Forum Ninja from the summer of 2006 to September 2008. September 2011 showed evilcam's reinstatement as moderator. His name is always spelled with a lower-case "e." As of Bungie.next it is spelled with a upper-case "E." He used to be extremely visible on the Bungie.net forums, but does not come to BNet as much as he used to. As a forum ninja he is regarded as a tenacious thread-locker, tough but polite and fair and due to his visibility, he is often blamed for many of the moderators' alleged "wrong-doings."

evilcam is recognizable enough that some users have modeled their username after his (such as "evilspam,"

   "evilcam sux," and "evilcamNoLife") and Chapters have been created solely for the purpose of discussing him, including the chapter "Evil Cam is a Good Mod" and the chapter "Evilcam Sucks."

evilcam was identifiable by his unique avatar, a photoshopped image of an insane Bruce Campbell (as Ash Williams) from the movie Evildead 2 ([1]).

evilcam was regarded as one of the strangest Forum Ninjas. His hobbies include, but are not limited to; watching Mixed Martial Arts, receiving PMs asking him to cyber, scaring small children, helping disembodied soul with his goals and hating the internet.

evilcam hates the internet, and rightfully so. He was a "tenacious thread-locker" because people are too ignorant to follow even the most basic of rules.

On 9/16/2008 evilcam stepped down as a Bungie.net forum ninja.
On 9/21/2011 evilcam became a Bungie.net forum ninja once again, presumably to fill in the hole that Butane left when he stepped down. As of 2015 evilcam is no longer moderator.

## Groups

* Bnet Achievements
* Community Captains
* CompoundIntelligence
* Invite Only
* NFEM
* Seventh Column Troopers
* The Monolith
* Waaahmbulance
* We Eat Wins
* WE HATE THE INTERNET
Dave Dunn (Johnny Wad)

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## Trivia

**Current Job:** Art Dept Manager

**Origin:** 0,0,0

**Blood Type:** Classified

**Age:** 37

**Weight:** 185

**Height:** 6'3"

**Passions:** Music, cooking, reading, ice hockey, exploring the neighborhoods of Seattle by foot

**Recommended Reading:** The Myth of Freedom - Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche

**Recommended Listening:** [1]

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## Biography

He was born and raised in the Northeast. He graduated from Virginia Tech with a B ARCH in 1994. After graduating he worked in Chicago from 1994-1997 until joining Bungie in 1997. He then moved to San Jose to work at Bungie West on ONI. After ONI, he moved to Seattle in 2000 to work on Halo. Currently he is very happy in Seattle.
Jerome Simpson (Security)

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## Overview

Jerome Simpson is the famous (or infamous) Head of Security at Bungie. He sits behind the main security desk at Bungie's Bellevue Offices and occasionally performs security/bodyguard duties for VIPs at Bungie-related events (for example, he acted as Jen Taylor's bodyguard at PAX 08).

Jerome gained huge popularity amongst the Bungie Community when he was featured in an interview during the Bungie Podcast. He has since been featured in Bungie.net news stories and additional podcasts because of his long career as a security guard, deep voice, humorous stories, and dealings with the shenanigans of other Bungie employees. He once discussed his experience of wrestling a bear, and has often talked of his frequent humorous dealings with zealous (and sometimes overzealous) Bungie fans loitering at the front doors.

Jerome has frequently been mentioned in gaming media profiles of Bungie and social media when fans and journalists happen to encounter him. In 2009, cracked.com named a photograph of Jerome guarding the parking lot of Bungie Towers one of the 8 manliest images on the internet.   In 2013, in a story by Polygon profiling Bungie, Jerome was described as "one of the largest men you'll ever meet . . . hill giant huge."
Thanks to this exposure over the past several years, Jerome is now one of the most sought-after Bungie employees for fans seeking autographs, photos, and handshakes.

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Jerome has mentioned the positive impact that his exposure on Bungie.net, Bungie podcasts, and internet news media has had on him.  He enjoys that Bungie fans now take greater notice of and interest in him and his career.

## Trivia

* Jerome wears glasses
* Jerome is also a huge Colts fan
* Jerome fully admits to knowing very little about video games, and does not have an XBox Live or Bungie.net account
* In addition to Jerome's exposure, there is now a medal named after him in Halo Reach. The medal is called "Hell's Jerome" and is gotten by killing 15 zombies without dying as a human in an Infection gametype.
Chapter

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* Groups

## Groups

Groups are private, individualized, and discreet areas of Bungie.net that are separate from the main public forums. Groups are divided into two categories: chapters and bungie.net clans.

### **Bungie.net Clans**

Clans are user-created groups on Bungie.net that are linked to an online gaming clan. Bungie.net clans provide a place for clan members to discuss upcoming online-meetings or tournaments and/or to discuss clan-related issues, and strategies.

### **Chapters**

Chapters are user-created groups on Bungie.net. Unlike bungie.net clans, chapters are not linked to a specific clan but rather are designed to provide a place to associate with bungie.net peers in a more intimate setting. They allow members to converse in their own private forums, organize events, and post articles, news, and many more features. Chapters may center on specific topics of discussion or might be "FFA" (free for all) chapters where anything goes.

Bungie.net clans and Chapters are a large and, some might say, integral part of the 7th Column.

During the 2007 Bungie.net website update, Chapters were taken offline for maintenance. After being absent from b.net for nearly a month and a half, Groups returned to the site on May 2, 2007 to the astonishment and delight of the Bungie Community.

### **Open Chapter**

An **open chapter** is a chapter on bungie.net that does not restrict its membership. Unlike a **private chapter**, anyone can join an open chapter.

### **Private Chapter**

A **private chapter** is a chapter on bungie.net that restricts its membership. Unlike an **open chapter** which anyone can join, prospective private chapter members must be approved by a current member or administrator with the appropriate level of security privileges.
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Joseph Staten (Deckard)

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`“*My God, I'm making a feature-film!*”`

`~ **Joseph Staten on Halo2 Cutscenes and Cinematics**`
`“*Uh, I hate him, actually.*”`

`~ **Marty O'Donnell on Joe Staten**`
## Biography

Joseph Staten is Bungie's Director of Cinematics, as well as their chief scriptwriter. Due to the fact that he had to work on Halo 2's cinematics every day during the development of the project, he once exclaimed "My God, I'm making a feature-film!". His duties as the cinematics guru tend to cross paths with Marty O'Donnell, as the cinematics generally play host to a lot of music scores.

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In addition to the game, Staten also assembled the Halo E3 Announcement Trailer. He was responsible for unveiling it at the Bungie Gathering of Fans at the Macworld Expo of 2000.

Joe has worked with Bungie on projects such as Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2 and Oni. Joe has \*also worked with Take Two Interactive (http://www.take2games.com) during his tenure as a game developer. Staten will, evidently, be working on the Halo Movie project with Peter Jackson. On September 24, 2013, Bungie announced that Staten had left the company to pursue new creative challenges.

Joseph rejoined Microsoft studios on January 9, and is working on an unspecific project.

## Trivia

* Joseph Staten is the voice of the grunts in the Halo games.
* Joseph Staten uses a Mac.
* Joseph Staten is extremely short; according to Marty O'Donnell in a Q&A Session, "just about" a foot and a half tall.
* Joseph Staten likes to use the expression "crack-smoking" quite frequently.
* Joe and Marty O'Donnell, on one of their many trips to LA for dialog recording, went to the theater to see 28 Days Later which inspired them later, while sharing a hotel room, to start discussing the idea of a Halo movie. However, the discussion quickly ended when the night was soured by something that shall forever be known as "The Spectravision Incident."
* Joseph Staten taught English in Japan
* There could be a chance that he is the Superintendant of Bungie.net, as the 8/15/08 update shows he is working on "KEEP IT CLEAN"

* **Nickname:** deckard

* **Classification:** GrizzledAncients

* **Current Job:** Classified

* **Origin:** San Francisco, CA

* **Blood Type:** Redder than Marty's

* **Age:** Younger than Marty

* **Weight:** Lighter than Marty

* **Height:** Shorter than Marty (doh!)

* **Hair:** Thinner than Marty's (DOH!)

## Links

* Bungie.net - Meet the Team
* Joseph Staten on Wikipedia
Just another fan

## Bungie.net life

just another fan joined bungie.net on the 11/17/2003. He was offered to be a Forum Ninja sometime in 2

**"***The reason I became a ninja is because I was asked to. And after thinking about it for a while I figured "why not?" The ability to deal with problems straight away rather than contacting a moderator didn't seem all that bad. There really is no grand story behind it.***"**

## Groups

* HFCS
* KOTOR

## Links

Link to just another fan's profile page.

***\*This article has been given permission to be re-created.***
Crimson

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* Crimson: Steam Pirates
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**Crimson Background:**

"Crimson" is a turn-based pirate warfare strategy game for iPad. Crimson was the first project to be launched under the Bungie Aerospace partnership program. The game is developed by Seattle-based developer Harebrained Schemes and published by Bungie Aerospace. Bungie.net also provides stats, various online support tools, and discussion forums for Crimson.

Because the title "Crimson" was trademarked by Bungie, not by Harebrained, it was previously speculated to be the name of an upcoming Bungie title. This rumor, however, was proven false by an official Bungie press release.

**Crimson the Game:**

Crimson is currently available for the iPad and iPad2 only. It is speculated and has been suggested by Bungie employees (but not officially confirmed at this time) that further updates will likely make the game available for other mobile devices and, perhaps, PC and/or consoles.

*Command your fleet and your Steampunk crew using an elegant action interface. Crimson: Steam Pirates' turn-based gameplay provides an addicting mixture of strategy and action as you anticipate your enemies' moves and counter them, luring them into a deadly hail of weapons fire while uncovering the mystery brewing in the Caribbean.*

Crimson launched on September 1, 2011 as a free download for any iPad user. There are two game modes: "sagas" (single player missions) and "duels" (local two-player competitive games). The first "chapter" of sagas titled *"Tales of Captain Blood: Chapter 1"* is included with the free download and contains eight missions. Additional chapters are available via in-game purchase. *"Tales of Captain Blood: Chapter 2"* has been released for $1.99 and *"Tales of Captain Blood: Chapter 3"* is listed as "Coming Soon" (as of October 2011).

The duels included with the free download include "VIP Defense" (defend a helpless ship against enemy attack) and "Shipwreck" (race to rescue shipwrecked crews and use their abilities to defeat the enemy). Additional duels are listed as "Coming Soon." In the duels, players take turns setting up their moves, handing off the device to the other player once finished . After each player has set up their ships' moves for the next turn, the turn plays out those moves simultaneously.

For more information about Crimson check out its offical page on Bungie.net.

**Sources:**

* MTV Gaming News: Bungie Aerospace Is A Mobile Publishing Group, 'Crimson' Is First Title
* Kotaku.com: Bungie Aerospace Is an Unexpected Twist from the Makers of Halo

**Previous Sources Containing Speculation (Before June 30, 2011 Announcement)**

* IGN: 'More info on Bungie's next game'
* Gamespot: 'Bungie Areospace trademarks 'Crimson
* SiteLink: 'CRIMSON'