Well, do you remember Halo and Destiny co-composer Marty O’Donnell? He’s known for scoring your childhood alongside Michael Salvatori, among others? Well, he’s now running for U.S. Congress in Nevada, and his campaign website looks like the love child of Master Chief and Captain America might be on the back burner.
To put them off the hook, here are some serious facts. O’Donnell is running for Republican Party. Where you ask? This is Nevada’s third congressional district, currently represented by Democrat Susie Lee, and O’Donnell will be vying for her vote once November rolls around.
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If you’re wondering what platforms the former composer — who most recently scored the VR game Golem after his divorce from Bungie — is running on, the post he wrote on Twitter announcing that he’s doing so doesn’t tell you. There really isn’t much room for imagination.
“I have never wanted to be a politician and still don’t,” it begins. “I have had two successful careers and started a few small businesses. I have also worked for some big companies. I Ready to retire and spend more time with my family – that’s what I’ve done in the past [three] Year. I think they’re ready for me to find something else to do. “
So, ostensibly – seemingly – because his family got tired of him complaining about not having anything on TV, O’Donnell decided to try to fix America by, for example, tightening border security and promoting traditional family values. as a panacea for social ills. Hey, at least he has some space photos on his campaign website.
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Yes, because parody is dead, the former Bungie composer’s actual campaign website looks like a main menu design that probably wouldn’t exactly be present in Halo or Destiny, mostly because it looks like Too much like what a Helldiver 2 character player might sarcastically post. It’s a series of moving constellation shots, the colors are similar to the background colors of Skyrim’s skill tree, the font is straight out of Starship Troopers, the red-and-blue color scheme would make Homelander blush, and it’s tacked on with a serious on the background. political candidates.
A true “graphic design is my passion” moment.
It’s almost silly enough to distract you from the fact that O’Donnell appears to have decided to use “Marty’s Army” as a name for his supporters, which definitely doesn’t sound too militant for this kind of thing . What I’m saying is, I guess if Emperor Palpatine might have seen something and said it was a little too much to use in a country that a few years ago had its capitol attacked by supporters of a failed political candidate , you might want to reconsider.
We’ll see how O’Donnell’s stated mission to “bring sanity and civility back to public discourse” on issues affecting American life is achieved.
