The Dark Below Removed from the European Trademark Database [updated]

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In your face, Oldgods! After 3 expansions in a row littered with oldgod shit we now get one without them.

[mvaliz]

Well, my hats off to Blizz and Beob and Darthisis for holding onto this one. I was very wrong about "The Dark Below" ^_^

...and I put my hat back on, as I am seemingly right about new character models being in place of a new race/class. :P

[Coldtooth]

Blizzard using content promised to us a year ago as expansion selling point....shocking!.

[Deleted]

And now gentlemens , is clear what "The Dark Below" is/was.

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/on-.../1100-6422204/

Destiny, Bungie's much-anticipated "shared-world" shooter, has finally arrived, and it's here to stay, according to publisher Activision. Speaking with CVG, Activision UK & Ireland general manager Roy Stackhouse said Bungie has designed the Destiny IP in such a way that it will endure for what could be as long as ten years.

"I think if you look at what we're trying to achieve with Destiny, we're basically putting out an IP that we believe is going to be around for an awful long time," Stackhouse said. "We've focused on making it very immersive--both in the campaign and in the multiplayer--and we've already announced the first expansion pack that's on it's way this year. We view this as an IP we want in the market for a very long time."

Destiny's first expansion pack, The Dark Below, will launch in December. Another piece of add-on content, currently referred to as Expansion II, will follow sometime later. Both expansions are included with the $35 Destiny Expansion Pass, or can be purchased individually for $20 each.

[MoanaLisa]

After nearly a year I don't believe there's a lot else to say about this except as to how it applies to Destiny. Since that's not World of Warcraft and the thread has been quiet for so long there's no reason to keep it alive at this point.

Closing.