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10/6/2015 4:31:55 AM
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Yeah...
One thing has been bugging me
I'm pretty sure that I read somewhere that if killed inside the vault atheon can just reset everything
If that is the case and the vault was supposed to be an attempt at a "throne world"
Wouldn't that make him immortal
If we kill them in their throne words these entities should be dead
Would this mean that the vex surpassed the hive ?
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Vex are powerful if left uncheck. They do conquer worlds and transform then into machines, but they're not that powerful in holding it.
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Yes and no. The Vex are powerful in the Vault, but have no exceptional power outside it. Oryx and those like him can conquer worlds without the safety of the Throne Worlds. Crota, for example, killed countless Guardians on the Moon without effort. You may also want to note that we've revisited the Vault twice now. The Templar and the Gorgons were definitely still gone... in our timeline, at least.
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Oh yeah... I forgot about us revisiting the vault twice. With this being said if the vex have no power outside of their "throne worlds" Then they don't seem that be much of a threat. Unless the greater vex entities can use their abilities to transcend the limitations of said "throne worlds"
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Well, they still possess their ability to travel through space and time, but their ability to influence reality in a violent manner (e.g. wiping someone from existence) is limited to the Vault for the time being.
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Ahh that makes sense Last question It's been a while since I read the books of sorrow do I can't seem to recall Did they mention anything further about the vex mind that quria sent information to before dying ? And have they mentioned other vex primordial entities Other than atheon and quria?
