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9/17/2016 7:59:59 PM
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Tl;dr
If you have space aids and want to transmit them to someone else. You kill them with a super, then they kill you back (payback).
Ta-Da!
English
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*you get at least a double kill with your super and then get killed by someone with no buffs when u have them all. giving them all the buffs
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Nope, single kill works like a charm.
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huh. it didnt yesterday.
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Edited by OLDSCRATCH4: 9/18/2016 1:55:31 AMLol, me too. Gave space aids (all 5) to about 30 people last night.
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Edited by Baker: 9/18/2016 2:00:41 AMOh. Huh so it's changed from yesterday to today... Is it like... Adapting? That's crazy! If it's true that's awesome but I didn't think bungie would implement something that complicated, we must have clearly underestimated the complexity of this
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Lol no, I miss read what you said, so my response was off. I meant to say it worked for me "last night".
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Ohhhhh. Ok I was about to say that's insane if it's adapting I couldn't believe that. What super did you use? I tried using storm trance and voidbow and hammers but without getting 2 kills it never worked
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Xbox to Ps4 difference? I doubt it, but who knows with Bungie.
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Yeah maybe Who knows. At the end of the day it's just some swirly lights in a video game
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...but we get to call it "Space Aids", sooo, there's that...
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Edited by Baker: 9/18/2016 2:34:28 AMHaha, Tru Tru, that's the first thing my friend said to me when he saw I had all five buffs like "gg u got AIDS"
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Nova bomb (shatter), HoS (more hammers) and hulk smash (aftershocks).
