I don’t know why but I kinda wish that bungie dive a little bit deeper into the frames, like a seasonal storyline or event, maybe a spinoff. as if I remember correctly, Arcite 99-40 and Dahlia 99-40 are implied to have free will and actual sentience and Dahlia was doing something to newer frames, but that was never really explored. Maybe someday we will get a spinoff, since things are starting to look better for Destiny, but I’ll take anything at this point expanding on the frames.
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One more, still dealing with Arcite, Dahlia, and PvP. I feel like most of the pvp playerbase is like an average redjack. They move in district patterns especially after they "learn" a map, and stay on a rotation. They follow heat maps. The last time I took pvp serious, was the time I realized the most salty players, follow a route...like a program (then proceed to yell about not covering them, you literally ran right into them, and they were doing the same thing each time, just think for once). They follow a meta, just like redjacks carry a certain rifle. Mainly, they don't realize how programmed they appear, and don't acknowledge it.
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Edited by Sol, The Architect Mind: 10/21/2026 4:48:17 PMJust want to put this here, in case anyone ever explores it more. Marvel has Vision, Vision Quest, but focusing on the character Vision. Destiny has had something Vision can do since Curse of Osiris. Vision can appear human, even though he is a machine. Just going to say, from the comms tower, to scenes within the lighthouse, pretty sure they (exos) could disguise themselves.
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Sure they do need to keep telling the story and importance of creating a digital consciousness. Also explaining the ramifications more clearly as to why a Mind that thinks in FTL is important. Why you are described as light and a weapon (really important when you think about FTL thought and imposing your will upon reality)...it's science and crazy to think about, but very much a possiblity. Anyways, those two, need to be studied...not dissection study, just the algorithm that led to independent thought.
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1 Replyuhh who?