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hey Dad, here you will find some Destiny artwork
(of mine and other artists) as well as guides on to how to play the game. Love, Nadia
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Commander Zavala, from Destiny 2
I accidentally fell in love with this game and now I can’t get out…oops?
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I taught myself after effects for this be proud of me
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ゴーストちゃんこそ私の光。
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Still got no selfi emote :(
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My main problem with the dawning engrams are there is only so many you can get. Its not a never ending progression like bright engrams. You get 3 when first participating (1 for each character), 3 more per week for speading the cheer milestone (1 for each character), and then 3 more (1 per character) everyday for the daily milestones until the dawning ends.
This doesnt even address the fact that the loot relies on rng. Also on a system tied to tess that scans your inventory (including vault) to not give you repeat gear. But this has a backward function in a sense for shaders since you delete the ones you don’t want. But since bungie suddenly decided we needed a box for vault (also barely any loot and multiple reskins + no reason for multiple items with the lack of random rolls…but thats another rant), that encourages players to delete unused gear instead of being a “collect them all” player, we end up with repeated unwanted gear and useless mods.
In a sense this is all rigged to encourage players to engage in microtransations. Just the way they were going to pressure players into buying the dlc by locking the dawning and other activities behind it. As much as i love mayhem it reminds me of a low blow bungie would have pulled if players hadnt been outraged at the locked content and demanded refunds.
In the beginning D2 captured my attention tenfold…but then after the glamour wore off i saw how hallow the game was for me. Some are enjoying it and Im glad they can still get their moneys worth. But many of the player base is pissed and tired of bungie’s miscommunication + greedy tactics. Theyve made so many weird and awful decisions for the game that are reveiled to be money hungry tactics under player testing and research.
So to end rant. The dawning is a “free” content release that tricks players into paying more money for useless loot. Also giving the starving pvp community a mode WE ALREADY HAD IN D1 that bungie decided to take away when “expanding” destiny… A mode, if brought forward because we had it in d1(…duh, bungie?), that would have originally kept pvp player entertained for a while and a chance to feel/enjoy the new supers they promoted. But noooo. We got 3 old modes, the inability to choose which one to play, and a lack luster/pointless competitive mode.
Smh.
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Fall of Osiris secret code
SPOILER - depending on how much you care to do a bit of scavenger hunting and translating. Though it’s not very hard. @dr-mystic passed on the knowledge that there’s a hidden code in the comic, that translates to something. That is all.
If you don’t want to hunt for it, read below:
Keep reading
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You're wrong.
Lord Saladin wears a cape, not a cloak.
Felwinter didn't shoulder charge. Felwinter knee'd someone. The lore didn't say he barged into someone with his shoulder.
Dredgen Yor is a hunter. Look up the lore (about the fight) between him and Ikora.
remember when people were in such heated denial over Dredgen Yor being, surprise surprise, a Titan and not a Warlock or a Hunter
really the only evidence they had of him being a Hunter was a Hunter cloak carrying his name from Vanilla Destiny, and the only argument for him being a Warlock was “warlocks are evil and do magic” and an effort to fuel the Hunter/Warlock rivalry
like they were holding onto the class binary so hard but
Saladman wore a cloak and
Felwinter used Shoulder Charge and wore Hunter armor
In reality the Risen and the Iron Lords don’t give a flip flying fuck about the class binary
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Someone got to the corpse.
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I need to visit
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Me: Boy i cant wait to meet Saint-14 the grea-
Bungie: Hes Dead
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The Final Resting Place of Saint-14
Reddit user /u/_Wolvhammer_ seems to have come across the body of Saint-14, who died trying to find Osiris at the Speaker’s behest. His body can be found during the Up and Up adventure. You will see a door with a tiny peep hole. Get a sniper rifle and have a look inside:
A tale that’s different from the rest: the thread unfurls against the clocks.
The one the Speaker loved the best must have a perfect paradox.
I never found Osiris, but I’ve killed enough Vex to end a war. And they, in turn, struck a fatal blow: they completed a Mind with the sole function to drain the Light from me. It worked very well.
Don’t worry (not that you worry much). It took them centuries to build, keyed to the unique frequency of my Light. And I sit atop its shattered husk.
I mourn that I will never reach the heights you have. To me, you represent everything a Guardian can become. Yours is a thriving City. So different from mine. My whole fourteenth life I fought to make my City yours. I never finished.
All I have left is this weapon. The Cryptarchs say you crafted it yourself, built it out of scraps and Light and sheer will, inside the Infinite Forge. I’ll make sure it finds its way back to you. When you gave it to me, I swore I would make it my duty to follow your example.
I’m still trying.
—Saint-14 (”Perfect Paradox” exotic description, Destiny 2)
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New Exotic Weapon Ornaments // Credit: nadialabonita on Instagram
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made a quick little animation of Osiris & Sagira
need to come up with some ideas now that I finished modeling these two
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When you’re in skirmish and the enemy team starts attacking you instead of saying hello back:
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