I'm not a day 1 guardian, but I'm not a "noob". I've put my time in. I've taken down aethon and crota multiple times. I've leveled 4 guardians to level 34(deleted 1 so my girlfriend could try destiny). I've collected almost all of the exotics, both weapon and armor. I've faced down all that destiny has to offer multiple times over.
So I would like to know if what is actually considered a veteran.
What is the criteria for being a veteran?
Is it how many how's are logged?
How long someone has owned the game?
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55 RepliesYou are a veteran if you saw Xur sell the Gjallarhorn and said "I don't really need a rocket launcher right now".
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Anyone with both expansions who play the game before TTK comes out is what I consider a vet.
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1 ReplyIf you can list the 3 "loot" locations, with the order of their demise, then you can consider yourself a veteran.
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5 RepliesWhen you did flawless on vault of glass and not crota
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I played beta and still have less than 3k grimoire. This game was pretty damn boring back then.
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You are a veteran. Christmas noobs are no longer noobs at this point. I'd have to say if you started between September and January you are now a veteran. Day ones are just slightly more veterany.
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Does it really matter? It's nothing more than people wanting a way to feel superior to others when it really has no bearing on anything at all.
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330 RepliesEdited by Jutsu: 6/23/2015 5:44:36 PMA Veteran... [b]1.[/b] Raided the [i]Vault of Glass[/i] in its prime, when - at least - the [i]Templar[/i] was still cheese-able, when the [i]Chatterwhite[/i] and [i]Radiant Light[/i] combination was a staple of supremacy, and you seemed to be impossibly adept at the obtainment of the exact same [i]rewards[/i]. [b]2.[/b] Battled through an endless stream of [i]repetitive strikes[/i] because the algorithm which determined them was incapable of realizing you'd been through them 5 times prior, and consecutively. [b]3.[/b] Journeyed through the galaxy without want or need for the weapon-of-mass-destruction known as the [i]Gjallarhorn[/i], because it simply was not a necessity for anything, and thus you could forgo its weekend sale for a single of its more desirable and Primary alternatives. [b]4.[/b] Laughed or weeped with the [i]Sunbreaker[/i] invasion. [b]5.[/b] Struggled desperately for the acquisition of upgrade [i]materials[/i], in a time where it was required that they be physically and solely sought after by you. [b]6.[/b] Triumphed in the Crucible with the mighty and seemingly matchless [i]Suros Regime[/i], and reigned chaos upon the feeble [i]Thorn[/i] users, only to be outclassed by the one and only sexy [i]Vex(y) Mythoclast[/i]. [b]7.[/b] Forfeited countless engrams to the greatest boss of them all, [i]The Cryptarch[/i], for mere rares and uncommons, but redeemed them in the wild unknowns of the [i]Loot Cave[/i]. [b]8.[/b] Endeavored harshly with only the handful of [i]bounties[/i] able to be carried. [b]9.[/b] Exalted those with the Grimoire Score of [i]2000[/i]. ...If any of these apply to you and here you stand, you, Guardian, are - not only a Veteran, but irrefutably - a Legend. [b]CatJutsu[/b]
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vanilla player
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1 ReplyIf you have a higher grimoire score than me, you're a sweaty guy with no life probably in low income housing or his mom's basement. If you have a lower grimoire score than me, you're such a -blam!-ing scrub you filth casual, git gud you stupid noob.
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Edited by ogj0nny: 6/24/2015 2:54:13 PMI consider someone with 1000 to 1500 hrs a vet.. some ppl can be noobs and still be really good at the game tho
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2 RepliesI would say if you have played destiny pre-DLC, and still are, you've earned the title of "veteran".
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https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/132971467/0/0 Full answer^
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If you remember the tragic death of the sky watch loot cave, then you're a veteran.
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Your a veteran to everyone who's played for a shorter period of time than you, and a rookie to everyone that's played longer
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Your a veteran in my book.
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Thinking you're a badass at lvl 8 with an inventory full of blue items saying, "I hope I can keep all this sweet stuff"
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18 RepliesFrom the preorder page in case you were curious about Bungie definition: [quote]*TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THE VIP REWARDS, PLAYERS WILL NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST ONE LIGHT LEVEL 30 CHARACTER OR OWN BOTH EXPANSION I AND EXPANSION II ON OR BEFORE 08/31/15 AND PURCHASE AND PLAY THE TAKEN KING ON OR BEFORE 02/01/16.[/quote]
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Truth is that Veteran = anybody who's been playing for as long as or longer than you.
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2 RepliesI go by this: - A pioneer is someone who has played and/or finished every Bungie game. - A seasoned veteran is someone who has played Destiny before release, during the Alpha/Beta stages of the game. - A veteran is someone (myself) who has played Destiny since the day it came out. - A Christmas noob is self explanatory. - A noob is someone who buys the collectors edition and makes the community go insane for many reasons.
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4 RepliesIf you were 30 before dark below If you were 32 before house of wolves If you were 34 before the taken king Imo you must have done all 3 to be considered a vet.
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5 Replies1.Day one 2.Collected ALL raid gear before next available dlc 3. Knows how to wield all relics 4. 500+ hours minimum 5. One of each character
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1 ReplyWell in Bungie's terms, anyone who purchased both expansions or has at least 1 lvl 30 character by the time TTK launches.
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There is no criteria. It is all what people tell to themselves. Fate of all fools
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Edited by TheWavetwister: 6/24/2015 12:33:42 PMA Veteran is someone who has experienced years of a particular thing. Destiny Veterans do not exist.
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Did you participate in Alpha/Beta? You're a Veteran. Day 1 Player? Seasoned Soldier but your tour of Duty hasn't ended Yet. Day 2 Player and beyond? FNG scrub.