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6/23/2015 9:54:59 AM
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How would they determine who's day one? By looking at those who pre-ordered the original game? Because if they just put out a special edition titled "Day One" and anyone can buy it, how special do the vets feel then?
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If you bought everything at retail value you should be considered day one, I didn't purchase the game until November but I paid the same price as day 1 guys did
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I got the Destiny PS4 bundle at a discounted price during the holidays but paid retail price for the DLCs. Would that still net me a day one edition? If not, it wouldn't really bother me but just curious
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I would say yes because you purchased them year 1
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From what i understood its gonna be anyone who reached level 30 by a certain date.
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I think that's fair.
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I think by day one, he means the vets. Destiny considers the Vets to be anyone who has either reached level 30, or purchased the previous two expansions of the game.
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I'd say anyone that was around for or before the original queens wrath.
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How would they go about seeing who was though? Maybe they have a database where they can check the active members at the time and then deliver the goods via Tess Everis, since she's never used
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They have data for when each character was made. That and if you have items from it.
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Umm I was around but didn't play queen's wrath then. They've already said though that it's for players who have reached level 30 by August.
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Better answer. Why didn't you participate in the first wrath though?
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Wasn't high enough level.
