{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
Edited by Odiferus:
4/19/2021 10:56:24 PM
4
I’ve always wondered why the scorn aren’t featured more in the game. Like they make good enemies for say an event like festival of the lost.
Just curious, but can scorn infect living fallen with their dark ether? Causing a plague like reaction resulting in transformation? Think vampirism.
English
-
Yes apparently, dark ether is incredibly deadly to living Eliksni. Breathing the stuff will kill a dreg in seconds, then revive him shortly after
-
[quote]Yes apparently, dark ether is incredibly deadly to living Eliksni. Breathing the stuff will kill a dreg in seconds, then revive him shortly after[/quote] Dang that’s cool. We’re lucky there are any fallen left on the tangled shore 😂 I suppose the only thing keeping scorn from becoming a truly unstoppable problem, is their lack of leadership. I mean the fanatic is totally bringing his fallen soldiers back to life, but other than that he seems to have no grander goal.
-
We know that the Fanatic and the Mechinist are still active The Scorn don't really have any grand ambitions other than "get revenge and cause as much chaos as possible' so in truth they just go around raiding and killing for fun
-
Imagine if they DID have a grand plan. Maybe the fanatic could go delusional and think he has to “save” the Eliksni by “converting” them. Could serve as a way to bring Eliksni and guardians closer together while highlighting the scorn as a faction to be reckoned with 🤔 No doubt about it, the scorn are under utilized
