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4/14/2018 5:47:28 PM
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Leaving Saint 14 Behind
Leaving Saint 14 behind is a grave mistake to let the Vex hold a hero, let alone his light.
Their lust and envy of life itself beholds him as a trophy of their achievement.
The Infinite Forest isn't a just a simulator. It's a prison for those they cannot best in the laws of physics.
Yet, the ghost decides [i]for[/i] you to leave him behind inside of a vault created by your enemy.
Where do you think the light goes when they finally break you down?
The wailing souls of the Vex haunt me.
This is how you lose Guardians.
I would have carried him back myself.
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6 RepliesIt’ll all be folklore when D3 hits the shelves Fall 2019/2020. You’ll see a kid saying to their parents, “Mom. Dad. I want this game”. I be like, “No you don’t kid”. Despite how shit D2 is right now, Bungie is still on a Contractual Obligation. They don’t have a choice... However, it won’t stop Activision’s marketing team from over hyping D3 with advertising to casual players, showing trailers that won’t show much gameplay, a PlayStation exclusive armor set/maps/ exotic weapon, and more. Let’s not forget the EXP boost from Rockstar drinks, Doritos, Mountain Dew, and Poptarts. Who’s to say they won’t throttle EXP in D3. Just sayin ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
