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12/23/2012 7:49:01 AM
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Bungie nativism
Comment and give input.
Are you for it or against this pre-destiny nativism?
See, the forum changes to who uses it. What changes will the immigrants bring?
If you are unclear exactly what nativism is, look it up.
[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Silentone2
Based on the type of game Destiny appears to be, it could bring in a slightly different crowd than the Halo games did.[/quote]
Thank you. That's what I was getting at.
Really, I am asking are we willing to accept a strange, new crowd?
Most of all, I wonder how the moderators see this upcoming change.
[Edited on 12.23.2012 1:17 PM PST]
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Nativism is bad. Loyalty is good. Then we turn the people brought in by Destiny into loyal Bungie fans too. I remember when I first poked around the forums on my now deleted-due-to-inactivity profile back in freshmen year of college. I didn't know -blam!- about Bungie. I was looking for rumors about Halo 2. At that time, there were two distinct types of members (or so was the feeling I got): A) Those who came to Bungie.net through Halo: CE B) Those who were Bungie fans from before Halo: CE Group B was awesome in being nice, getting me to trying old school Bungie games, and filling me in on Bungie lore, traditions, and customs. We are about to be group B - the pre Destiny people. Let us carry on the legacy. It will be even more important for us, because (I think it makes sense) that any new members who play destiny but never played halo will be on the very young side. Post a similar topic, get a similar response you will. Now, anyone who isn't dutch / english ancestry from pre 1750, gtfo.
