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8/2/2016 12:06:02 AM
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Ghosts make character deaths confusing
On some cases there are exceptions...
So I was playing the mission where you find the lost Guardian in front of the Temple of Crota, but it made me think...
Why didn't his Ghost just bring him back??
It is never mentioned whether or not the Guardian lost his Ghost.
Also...
Grimoire says that many Guardian lives were lost in battles (Six Fronts, Twilight Gap, etc) How did they die when a Ghost could bring them back?
I already know what you're saying...
[spoiler]psssh.. It's just Bungie
[/spoiler]
[spoiler]So does that mean they're nerfing fusion rifles again?[/spoiler]
[spoiler]Dinklebot was such a savage[/spoiler]
[spoiler]But you're Nolandroid nobody cares about you![/spoiler]
While the Ghost resurrection helps make respawn more 'realistic' and how Raid teams don't slowly dissipate after wiping.. To have a sufficient plot deaths need to happen. I wish there was a little more explanation.
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2 RepliesEdited by Haffoc: 8/4/2016 10:02:38 AMTo quote the Cabal [quote]Hive have developed unconventional counter-Dead Person capability.[/quote] In other words the Hive can kill Guardians permanently. They drain a guardians light until there is nothing left. Hive wizards can also cast clouds of darkness that inhibits the ghost. Darkness zones are meant to represent areas where the darkness is so powerful it affects Light and your ghosts ability to resurrect you. It prevents the ghost drawing enough light to recreate you.
