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In a recent [[Bungie Weekly Update]], it has been stated that the map [[Purple Reign]] has been delayed and will not feature in the new DLC, but will be replaced by a new map entitled "Moonlight Sonata." This does not, however, mean that the map Purple Reign has been scrapped, only that it will appear in a later set. Moonlight Sonata will likely be available for download on Xbox Live Marketplace in the [[Legendary Map Pack]] available Spring 2008. | In a recent [[Bungie Weekly Update]], it has been stated that the map [[Purple Reign]] has been delayed and will not feature in the new DLC, but will be replaced by a new map entitled "Moonlight Sonata." This does not, however, mean that the map Purple Reign has been scrapped, only that it will appear in a later set. Moonlight Sonata will likely be available for download on Xbox Live Marketplace in the [[Legendary Map Pack]] available Spring 2008. | ||
As hinted by the name, [[Bungie]] has revealed that this map takes places under a nighttime sky.On Bungie weekly update 2/15/08 it states "At long last, we tracked down a build of "Moonlight Sonata" that had received some lighting. Sure, there have been builds with this lighting for a while, but us finally uncovering it was this week’s magical moment. For ages and ages and ages it’s been a black, barely illuminated, series of interconnected platforms, but now a gentle glow warms this otherwise chilly, isolated structure. Steam is ejected into the skybox which resembles the night sky from the opening of Sierra 117, but what’s under that sky is far different than a lush jungle. A small garden of Ivy embraces a shrine in memory of the creators of the Shaw Fujikawa warp drive. | As hinted by the name, [[Bungie]] has revealed that this map takes places under a nighttime sky.On Bungie weekly update 2/15/08 it states "At long last, we tracked down a build of "Moonlight Sonata" that had received some lighting. Sure, there have been builds with this lighting for a while, but us finally uncovering it was this week’s magical moment. For ages and ages and ages it’s been a black, barely illuminated, series of interconnected platforms, but now a gentle glow warms this otherwise chilly, isolated structure. Steam is ejected into the skybox which resembles the night sky from the opening of Sierra 117, but what’s under that sky is far different than a lush jungle. A small garden of Ivy embraces a shrine in memory of the creators of the [[Shaw-Fujikawa Translight Engine|Shaw Fujikawa warp drive]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:05, February 23, 2008
- "For ages and ages and ages it’s been a black, barely illuminated, series of interconnected platforms, but now a gentle glow warms this otherwise chilly, isolated structure.
Steam is ejected into the skybox which resembles the night sky from the opening of Sierra 117, but what’s under that sky is far different than a lush jungle. Far different. Or is it? Yes, actually it is." - — Frankie, on Moonlight Sonata.
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In a recent Bungie Weekly Update, it has been stated that the map Purple Reign has been delayed and will not feature in the new DLC, but will be replaced by a new map entitled "Moonlight Sonata." This does not, however, mean that the map Purple Reign has been scrapped, only that it will appear in a later set. Moonlight Sonata will likely be available for download on Xbox Live Marketplace in the Legendary Map Pack available Spring 2008.
As hinted by the name, Bungie has revealed that this map takes places under a nighttime sky.On Bungie weekly update 2/15/08 it states "At long last, we tracked down a build of "Moonlight Sonata" that had received some lighting. Sure, there have been builds with this lighting for a while, but us finally uncovering it was this week’s magical moment. For ages and ages and ages it’s been a black, barely illuminated, series of interconnected platforms, but now a gentle glow warms this otherwise chilly, isolated structure. Steam is ejected into the skybox which resembles the night sky from the opening of Sierra 117, but what’s under that sky is far different than a lush jungle. A small garden of Ivy embraces a shrine in memory of the creators of the Shaw Fujikawa warp drive.
