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1/25/2015 9:14:35 PM
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[quote] This screenshot was obviously taken during development,[/quote]Why is that 'obvious?' Wouldn't an equally 'obvious' conclusion be that you fell for a picture some random person on the internet made? I mean, if you google it you'll always see sources that... you know... aren't having anything to do with Bungie themselves. It also has two Light so I mean... eh.
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Edited by Froboy: 1/25/2015 9:32:06 PMDo you honestly think that someone just made this picture up lol? The light level icon is slightly different and there are placeholder upgrade icons; I don't really think legitimacy is a question here. All of the code for the blue Vex armor sets are in the game thanks to data mining by DestinyDB. So the potential for these armor sets are in the game, just not available.
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[quote]Do you honestly think that someone just made this picture up lol?[/quote]Since we've seen dozens of supposed gear made by random people... yeah, it's very possible. [quote]I don't really think legitimacy is a question here. [/quote]People that believe what they see on the internet rarely do.
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Edited by Froboy: 1/25/2015 9:43:52 PMThis screenshot has been around since before the game came out though. And we can see that the shoulder piece extension is in fact the same piece of geometry that is on the back of the Battlecage of Kabr. How would someone perfectly replicate that piece (before the Titan raid helmet was even fully revealed) and randomly make a sweet armor piece of it if it wasn't Bungie themselves?And look at how flawless the armor reacts to the light, texture, etc. More importantly, [i]why[/i] would some random artist make this screenshot before the game even came out/the normal raid gear was available. Things don't add up for this to be not real. (<-- I suppose you're going to quote that in your next response, eh?)
