An unsuspecting Destiny player livestreamed her marriage proposal.
Twitcher nescaughtfire33 -- who had been surprised that so many people had tuned in for her latest stream -- was part-way through a scheduled Destiny stream when her dog came into the room with a gift around its neck (around 36 minutes into the video).
Moments later, Nes' partner presented the ring and formally asked her to marry him.
"This is why I messaged all those people and told them to come in," he said after formally proposing.
Destiny sales hit 6.3 million units, amounting to US$47.5 million, within a month of its September 9 release last year, according to documents pertaining to the lawsuit between developer Bungie and former long-time employee Marty O’Donnell.
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Twitcher nescaughtfire33 -- who had been surprised that so many people had tuned in for her latest stream -- was part-way through a scheduled Destiny stream when her dog came into the room with a gift around its neck (around 36 minutes into the video).
Moments later, Nes' partner presented the ring and formally asked her to marry him.
"This is why I messaged all those people and told them to come in," he said after formally proposing.
Destiny sales hit 6.3 million units, amounting to US$47.5 million, within a month of its September 9 release last year, according to documents pertaining to the lawsuit between developer Bungie and former long-time employee Marty O’Donnell.
Continue reading…
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