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Edited by mmushroom33:
11/3/2016 12:29:57 AM
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RoI: Best storyline yet! (Not)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your pride and joy and a big part of your society ripped from you just like the fallen had the traveler ripped from them? Well now you can! Since Bungie specializes in using the same plot over and over again, they gave us humans a great thing for building cities and then made it destroy them for no clear reason! I just want to thank the people at Bungie for giving us a taste of what the fallen feel to so much accuracy it almost looks like they wrote the storyline in five minutes! Along with ghost bullets, this has by far been Bungie's greatest train of thought. Seriously, who would ever think to skip work by literally re-using a plot that they and countless other creators have abused plenty of times in the past!
[spoiler]Seriously though, we can't really get mad at SIVA when the traveler did the same thing that it did to us. I just think that it's important to realize the similarities between our relations with SIVA and the fallen's relations with the Traveler.[/spoiler]
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If this is bait, I have to go for it. It's my duty. The Traveler didn't turn against the Fallen, it fled from their world as it was being attacked by the Darkness. Nothing the Traveler did hurt the Eliksni. The Fallen just want the Traveler back since they see it as a god that provides their means to survive. SIVA is golden age tech we used for advanced construction and colonization. It was neutral until the Iron Lords went for it, and Rasputin activated it. The Fallen simply discovered it, and used it as a weapon. No one used the Traveler as a weapon, and the Traveler did nothing to directly harm the Fallen. The two things are COMPLETELY different.
