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1/31/2023 3:54:13 PM
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Blueberry patrol
So I went to the Cosmodome to do the lost sector near the end of the starting level, next to where a fallen walker constantly spawns after being defeated. I came across a blueberry constantly dying. Helped them kill the walker, revived them a lot, saw them on their way. Did the lost sector, left. Saw another blueberry struggling. I spent like an hour killing fallen walkers and rezing blueberries. Turns out there's a surprisingly constant stream of blueberries coming out of there. Has anyone else done this?
(Does anyone know how new lights got the name Blueberries?)
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New players are in that section of the map quite frequently because it’s part of the story line for new light guardians. Blueberry is a term used for people not on your fireteam. The blue dot on radar.
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[quote]So I went to the Cosmodome to do the lost sector near the end of the starting level, next to where a fallen walker constantly spawns after being defeated. I came across a blueberry constantly dying. Helped them kill the walker, revived them a lot, saw them on their way. Did the lost sector, left. Saw another blueberry struggling. I spent like an hour killing fallen walkers and rezing blueberries. Turns out there's a surprisingly constant stream of blueberries coming out of there. Has anyone else done this? (Does anyone know how new lights got the name Blueberries?)[/quote] There use to be an okay tutorial quest that use to help blueberries with that part, but you know Bungie. Bungie removed it to make space for stuff, now it’s a bit of a guessing game for some blueberries whom have never played a game, but they’ll get it, or quit, either one doesn’t changes the outcome of Destiny 2 as a whole.
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1 ReplyEdited by Tru-Zrue: 2/2/2023 7:40:07 AMI have noticed this not too long ago. Didn’t think anything of it until your post. Lbs. Is it an xp farm spot or something? Edit: plus everyone in the wild are blueberries. Hence the blue dots on your radar.
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The term blueberry refers to the radar, where people not in your fireteam appeared blue instead of green. Somehow, not being in a fireteam was converted into "new players".
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3 RepliesEdited by NerfPaladins06: 2/1/2023 4:55:00 AMMore often terrible players than new players. Look at their season pass levels. I see people over 100 die repeatedly to dumb -blam!- all the time.
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1 Replywhen you see that there is a correct answer to the question stop writing the same thing over and over its idiotic...im sure that some of you didnt even know and just copy the guy above....FFS
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Yes, coz theyre non fireteam players. Greens are in your fireteam. I call the greens gooseberries.
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Nobody mentioned it, but, new lights are also known as kinderguardians!
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On your radar people you launch in with appear as green dots. Other fireteam members/ ppl in your game world who you have randomly joined appear as little blue dots hence “blueberries”
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[quote]So I went to the Cosmodome to do the lost sector near the end of the starting level, next to where a fallen walker constantly spawns after being defeated. I came across a blueberry constantly dying. Helped them kill the walker, revived them a lot, saw them on their way. Did the lost sector, left. Saw another blueberry struggling. I spent like an hour killing fallen walkers and rezing blueberries. Turns out there's a surprisingly constant stream of blueberries coming out of there. Has anyone else done this? (Does anyone know how new lights got the name Blueberries?)[/quote] Blueberry comes from the fact they're little blue dots on radar. Fireteam members are green.
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2 RepliesNope. I just display my power by nuking the walker and roll out leaving them saying whoa, I want to be that powerful one day. Classic mmo experience.
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Edited by Swede_BC: 2/1/2023 7:32:35 AM“An often derogatory descriptor for a random idiot on one’s team.”
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Edited by Chucky: 1/31/2023 9:25:42 PMI think the blue berry thing comes from the blue circles on the radar, as opposed to your green fireteam buddies - “ that blueberry over there is getting slain” I used to hang out at the farm next to mithraax and accept invites to help people do zero hour, I also enjoyed the mini games at the farm getting like 6 blueberries to follow me to get the jump and speed buffs
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Sadly I've been around long enough to remember the kinderguardians and Christmas noobs
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Blueberry are not new light but randoms...and are often bad The name blueberry come from the fact they are a blue dot in your radar
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Its because people not on your fireteam appear as blue dots on your radar, hence blueberries
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the name blue berry comes from how they are blue and round on the radar. it looks like a "blue berry"
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Blue dots on radar, I think
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Yes, I periodically go for a wander in the Cosmodrome to watch the Kinderguardians taking their first steps. Little bit of nostalgia :)
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1 ReplyEdited by MeMiMouse: 1/31/2023 10:55:16 PMI still remember the name of the Warlock that helped me when I was a new blueberry...
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1 ReplyIf I had to guess I'd say it's because they're always using blue gear?
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Blue dots on radar. Anything else is tailored to D2.
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I needed a few more carries to complete my Vow of the Disciple carry emblem, but couldn’t get people to join on lfg. A pal in my group ended up going to the Cosmodrone and tried getting blueberries to join up for a free Rhulk carry. We got the blueberries their first Vow clear (and first ever raid clear) and I got the emblem done 👍
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They use blue gear and appear as blue dots on the radar.
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I always try to help newbs. Well done man!
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Cosmodrome is where most of the new light/player training missions occur. So you get a lot of newbies in this area trying to figure things out. Blueberries is a generic term for any player not in your fireteam... they show in blue on your HUD/Radar
