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originally posted in:Outsiders Society
10/5/2015 3:40:39 PM
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I have no idea what's happening in this thread but I think it's awsome....
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Inspired title, isn't it? This is nothing more that a lore topic, born for the Italian audience but, hey, why put boundaries? Feel free to tell you version.
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Honstely I think it's a great idea I was just being sarcastic 😉. Though for real Google translate is the worst. I'm happy to chip in if I know the main themes of the convo heh
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Well, now we are talking about the true nature of the Traveller.. he's a "God of Love" or we're working for the bad guy? And, today news, it's time to speak about Rasputin and the Sleeper Simulant.
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I vote nither... The deep and the sky are ways of being so either we exists or we don't and we are really just a proxy army in a game been played put since the universe began
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Sorry, this forum doesn't notice the answers, and I've completely lost your reply. :( I understand your point of view, it's mystic in some ways. But in Destiny lore, humans start to fight in a specific moment. And I don't think for the good side...
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I believe he was also talking lore. If you haven't yet, read the calcified fragment cards starting with Calcified fragments: Curiosity. The deep, and the sky, truly are the controllers of what is happening.
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This war is fought between "Light" and "Darkness", and this is a fact. But I can't identify the "Light" as the good one, that's all. The Traveler is a silent machine(god?), and Rasputin had to stop it from leave the Solar System before Darkness invasion. Every race has their personal reason to fight, and this reasons aren't bad or evil, if they are contexualized. So... what elements we have to believe that our (well, our avatars) fight for survival isn't something else?
