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5/27/2017 8:34:00 PM
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I assume the sensors they are talking abouy are some sort of satelites or something similar.
Rocket - satelite gone - sensors gone.
And for those who think the alarm would go off - maybe, but if you set the sensors to sound alarm if something triggered them, it wouldn't necessarily sound it if there were no sensors to be triggered.
All speculation of course.
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Cabal could have used an EM pulse to deactivate the sensors.
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[quote]I assume the sensors they are talking abouy are some sort of satelites or something similar. Rocket - satelite gone - sensors gone. And for those who think the alarm would go off - maybe, but if you set the sensors to sound alarm if something triggered them, it wouldn't necessarily sound it if there were no sensors to be triggered. All speculation of course.[/quote] my thoughts exactly and the vex can pull things through time, whats stoping them from moving them to another time
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I just think you are overcomplicating things. Blow them up - no more sensors.
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[quote]I just think you are overcomplicating things. Blow them up - no more sensors.[/quote] but thats the thing wouldn't the sensors detect the rockets and the cabal are as far as we know only attacking from the front yet the entire sensors all around don't just switch off they vanish by the sounds of it "there not there, there are no sensors" that to me sounds super fishy
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Well, if you expect there to be sensors, then you suddenly get no signal, you would probably be a little surprised. Depends on how they were calibrated. If they were set to detect ships, then a small rocket probably wouldn't set them off. Or you could use some sort of railgun or plasma projectile, which would be less than solid. But again - speculation.
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[quote]Well, if you expect there to be sensors, then you suddenly get no signal, you would probably be a little surprised. Depends on how they were calibrated. If they were set to detect ships, then a small rocket probably wouldn't set them off. Or you could use some sort of railgun or plasma projectile, which would be less than solid. But again - speculation.[/quote] ah i see thanks for the info
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Lol You do realize I am making this up as I go, right? Not like I have a secret key to the inner chambers at Bungie hq. I just watch way to many sco fi movies.
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[quote]Lol You do realize I am making this up as I go, right? Not like I have a secret key to the inner chambers at Bungie hq. I just watch way to many sco fi movies.[/quote] its still a good point so ?.? Idk what do u want me to say lul
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Nothing really, but I have no idea if any of the stuff I said actually holds up scientifically. Just wanted to make that clear.
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[quote]Nothing really, but I have no idea if any of the stuff I said actually holds up scientifically. Just wanted to make that clear.[/quote] it sounded smart lol
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Well, I try.
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I only just noticed your name is toland jumbled and toland was super smart ironic i guess
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I suppose, but it is really just a short form of my three real names. Has nothing to do with destiny. Just sounded better than xXBadass420Xx 😉
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[quote]I suppose, but it is really just a short form of my three real names. Has nothing to do with destiny. Just sounded better than xXBadass420Xx 😉[/quote] cant be worse than my username i used the xbox three sixty random name generator because I'm bad at thinking names lol
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It could be worse.
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[quote]It could be worse.[/quote] thanks i guess
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I mean, for a random name it isn't that bad. You can pronounce it atleast, which is more than I an say for a lot of the people running around in Destiny.
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[quote]I mean, for a random name it isn't that bad. You can pronounce it atleast, which is more than I an say for a lot of the people running around in Destiny.[/quote] thanks
