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2/11/2019 8:46:05 PM
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Nah, bro. Zavala was using his brain.
Ikora was the one out of her mind.
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Can we all agree BOTH OF THEM WERE STUPID?!
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Yes, because a scorn army of darkness should not be our priority. We should strike before the issue is threatening our city.
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Yes, because completely abandoning the city, leaving it undefended to any all attacks from any and all of our enemies in order to go to war with an already dwindling population because of one rogue fuc[u][/u]kwit is a good idea. That was Ikora's plan. She was a dipshit in Forsaken.
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Lorewise, the player's guardian (and their fireteam by extension) was the only one to go after the barons and Uldren, so no, the city wasn't left undefended.
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I never said it was. I said that's what Ikora wanted, whether she realized that or not.
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Because all the guardians at the city was soooooo helpful for the invasion of the red war.
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How does that refute my point?
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Zavala wasnt going to do anything. Hell he even showed disdain for just us going. Ikora atleast wanted to get the bastard. All zavala would have done is waited until uldren amassed an army, slaughtered his people and then set his sights on the city.
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Except Uldren's goals didn't interact with the City in any way.
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After he saved "mara" he would have focused the city. He'd killed guardians before cayde and would do so again, even more so with the scorn at his command. After the dreaming city, earth would have been next.
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No. His only goal was getting Mara back. And even if we didnt go after him, that Chimera would've killed him anyway. He was dying there either way.
