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6/10/2016 4:32:55 PM
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If one of the Moments of triumph is getting to the lighthouse or going flawless, I'm just going to forget about even trying to get them. :(
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I strongly doubt they would do this because then they'd be saying it's something most people can do which would negate it being for the "best of the best". Last year all the triumph challenges were pretty simple to be honest. The one I think will screw most people is if they have collecting all 50 calcified fragments.
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Regarding that last statement, this is why Bungie Day is a good day to begin Moments of Triumph. It gives players two months to collect 50 calcified fragments. Of the 50, the only ones that actually require you to wait are the antiquated rune summons, King's Fall challenges, and the nightfall on the Dreadnaught. Everything else is available to grab all the time. The frequency to get the time-restricted fragments is three weeks. There will be more than one opportunity to get them.
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Not everybody is going to/is able to do four hard mode runs in a row though.
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You can complete the raid challenges on normal for the calcified fragments.
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You can complete the raid challenges on normal for the calcified fragments.
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You can complete the raid challenges on normal for the calcified fragments.
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True true
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They most likely won't since going flawless was around since year 1 and that wasn't a moment of triumph. [spoiler] But if going flawless is a year 2 moment of triumph, I'm saying "-blam!- it" too.[/spoiler]
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Agreed. And am with you concerning "-blam!- that" if it is
