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In 2021, a fan art piece got used by Bungie in a Destiny 2 trailer, and sometime in 2023, another unofficial art that ended up in a Destiny 2 cutscene was mistakenly used by Bungie. And now, yet another unofficial fan art has been used by Bungie — the recently unveiled Nerf Ace of Spades pretend-firearm that's available for preorder now at $50 for players who achieve the Legend Title in Destiny 2: The Final Shape by September 24. A day after Bungie revealed the Nerf Ace of Spades, a Nerf gun based on the famous hand cannon carried by Destiny guardian Cayde-6, the matter came to light. An X user, Tofu_Rabbit tweeted : "Hey @Bungie @BungieHelp @DestinyTheGame @A_dmg04 @Cozmo23 @DestinyComArt soo, the NERF ace of spades DIRECTLY lifts a commission i did in 2015. This is not "similar" or a coincidence, you can see my same brush strokes and scratches/smudges." From the images provided alongside the post, one could say that with the design and few imperfections, it...