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6/16/2017 9:03:54 PM
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[quote]I think that it looks cool.[/quote]
Please do not speak for ALL of the veterans unique reward when you are the only person that likes that ship. I like the oryx challenge mode ship so I think that it should be the veteran reward.
[spoiler]If you cannot detect the amount of sarcasm than I have nothing to say to you.[/spoiler]
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The ship was originally a limited exclusive pre-order bonus, and I think it represents the beginning of Destiny as a franchise rather well. I'd say the first ship should be brought back as well for the same reason, but that was brought back in Rise of Iron as the Once and Future. I don't get what your beef is. I mean, at what point did I say I spoke for ALL of the veterans?
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Yes but l do not want ANYTHING returning from destiny 1.
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Oh, god. You're one of those.
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[quote]Oh, god. You're one of those.[/quote] Yes you better believe it, a Year 1 beta veteran that has entered and beaten [b][u]EVERYTHING[/u][/b] destiny has to offer. So go run along and enjoy your stuff while you can.
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>Year 1 beta veteran You say that like it makes you better than me. What you fail to realise is that I am one of these too.
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You sure? Your stats are hidden so its just your word but okay i'll pretend to agree with you
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You honestly think your opinion is more valid because of your supposed superiority? Playing the D1 beta doesn't make you a better person; and even if it did, I played it too, so your point is completely invalid. Yeah, all you have is my word, deal with it. Even if you played the beta, even if that made you superior to another person, why the hell would that make your opinion more relevant than theirs?
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You could have just played the beta, quit then came back when TTK dropped you poor year 1 quitter lol. Bye
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You took a claim I didn't make, expressed doubt in it, then walked away. How the hell does that win an argument, exactly?
