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8/10/2017 7:58:06 AM
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Hey bud, to complete the shadow thief, its actually the 320 version you need to complete. There shouldn't be a waymarker on the level 20 version but there is, because bungie :( So do that once you've completed the Rise of iron campaign and are 320 light.
The patrol one, I assume you mean the quest. First off, it's worthless anyway, meant to give you a tiny xp reward when your very low level, so abandon it. However if you're one of those completionists, open the quest and it'll give diff parts of patrol to do, when do those they fill. I think there's maybe 7 diff ones. Do them all at the cosmodrome, hold out your ghost and you'll see the patrol beacons highlighted, diff symbols for diff ones, so keep doing them until you fill it. The hardest one to find active is the energy wave ones, there's at the mothyards or forgotten shore. If you finish most but not all, it's fine to go to orbit and return, it keeps your progess. You can also leave ones you already have.
Enjoy
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I am a completionist lol
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Thank you for your answers!! I didnt know that Ive to complete the mission in an other mode so thanks for that! Ive started the cosmodrome more than twice and made more than 10 patrols but the story doensnt go on and the symbol that this is a story mission doesnt disapear!! Thanks
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There's only one map marker for each strike, regardless of whether there's an alternate version or not, so yes, there should be a marker on the map because that's how you access it.
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I just googled shadow thief reloaded quest, and there's tonnes of people asking why it won't complete, lol
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I guess your right. I forget what they did wrong, but the first time I did it I did the level 20 too. It's confusing. Doesn't just say complete shadow thief strike? Or maybe it does say reloaded, however reloaded doesn't mean heroic to someone who doesn't know. Also, it gives you the quest when you're level 2, but you can't do it until the end of the game, again, confusing. As a new player following waymarkers, you automatically try it at level 20 because why wouldn't you?
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That's very true. I know the Summoning Pits and Devil's Lair strikes actually change their names when you change the difficulty, and I'm pretty sure the quests for them display the alternate names, but I can't remember if Shadow Thief and Will of Crota change as well. Either way, it could definitely be made clearer.
