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How big is the Traveler--really?
I haven't seen or heard anyone else talk about...
I haven't seen or heard anyone else pointing it out...
Maybe I'm just over critical...but, how big (or small) is the Traveler?
I've seen many different pictures showing it a little bigger than the city (in diameter) and in other pictures, the thing is damn near the size of Pluto or our very own moon.
https://www.bungie.net/pubassets/14495/hunter_sprint.jpg
https://www.bungie.net/pubassets/1310/Destiny_02.jpg
https://www.bungie.net/pubassets/14495/hunter_sprint.jpg
https://www.bungie.net/pubassets/674/destiny_desktop.jpg
https://www.bungie.net/pubassets/615/traveler_s_rest_desktop.jpg
There are more pictures, obviously, but I think if you look at these, you'll understand what I'm saying.
Also, why don't any of the pictures from the surface of the moon show the traveler on earth in the distance? Why Bungie--WHY!? I'm so confused!
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1 AntwortenSize of the traveler=several gigabytes
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Oh, and if we really want to get technical, think of all the hollow space inside once you take away all that ice.
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6 AntwortenA 1/15th of the earth.
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3 AntwortenAssuming the buildings in the city are around 500 meters tall, the traveler seems to be about 30-50 kilometers in diameter.
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It's big, but the city has a much larger diameter. Those images are conceptual art, but as seen in the trailers, it's much smaller.
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1 AntwortenThis is supposed to be to scale. The Traveler is much smaller.
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16 Antworten[quote]I've seen many different pictures showing it a little bigger than the city (in diameter) and in other pictures, the thing is damn near the size of Pluto or our very own moon.[/quote] That's no Moon...
