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Editado por Aarchon_Priest:
4/15/2017 11:44:32 AM
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How would they not be? While Titans are snuggled up at home, Hunters are the ones who see the power and atrocities of the darkness in it's full form. They're the ones who brought the last of humanity to the tower, without them most of humanity would be dead. In the wild it's kill or be killed, they have to be alert every second of the day, they must have seen a lot of shit.
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But hunters can't kill mature Ahamkara unlike warlocks 👈👈😎
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have you ever wondered if that's because warlocks so intently study the enemy or because they are more powerful? Usually people assume that it's because warlocks are more powerful but I've always assumed it was cause they simply learned how to. In comparison to a hunter who would go in shooting and hacking away at it. It would make since considering the more powerful things become in destiny the more rules and tricks there are to killing it.
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Why must there be a distinction between knowledge and power? For a Warlock, they are one and the same. A Warlock who had studied an enemy to the point they can defeat when they may have failed before, they would see that as becoming more inherently powerful.
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I've always felt a need to distinguish the two because they are not one in the same to me. I've always felt that knowledge isn't directly power. It's more of a tool to better utilize power. If you know exactly 350psi to a specific point on a tank could disable it then yes you have that knowledge but if you lack the ability or means to actually do that then you don't have the power to disable the tank. In my opinion atleast.
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Editado por Neph: 4/16/2017 8:39:23 AMIn real life I would mostly agree (though I think the right knowledge used at the right time can be a powerful thing). In the Destiny universe I think lines are blurred a bit more though. Sure, knowing how many sweeper bots there are in the Tower doesn't grant power, but I think a Warlock would see knowledge about their enemy as a weapon that grants them much power indeed.
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It does make sense Sometimes they will be so devoted to figuring out the enemy they go crazy/ or seem crazy Take toland for instance, he got exiled because of his knowledge on the hive
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True, warlocks can't wear badass capes tho 😉
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They do, but they're snuggies
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But hunters can't wear badass robes 😉
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Why would I want to wear a dress?
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Editado por ferial56: 4/15/2017 7:03:38 PMWhy would I want to wear a cape? That gets so many people killed, have you even seen the incredibles movie?
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Now now Tankis, we [i]all[/i] know how much you love your cloak
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OH YEAH?!? WELL YOU SWALLOW!!!
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Oh yeah? Well... [spoiler]YOUR MUM![/spoiler]
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Haven't you seen the incredibles? NO CAPES!!
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I'm dismissing the incredibles till the second one releases [spoiler]any day now....[/spoiler]
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Lol should be soon cars 3 is coming out they're working on another toy story. I imagine they'll be talking about it soon.
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Editado por Aarchon_Priest: 4/15/2017 1:57:55 PMWe went from Destiny to Pixar [spoiler]nice[/spoiler]
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Editado por Warlock Holmes: 4/15/2017 1:58:41 PM"Yeah I've got skilz! What you gunna do about it?!"
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I actually forgot that hunters brought people to the tower
