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Edited by Qwerty:
10/18/2014 3:59:13 AM
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Being an Awoken breaks the lore of the game.
[b]TIMELINE:[/b]
Pre-GoldenAge, Traveler Discovery, Golden Age, Darkness Discovery, The Collapse, the after effects (Forming the Consensus, Building the City, ect.), Destiny I, The Future/Sequels.
Being an Awoken breaks the game. I know your attention span is about 10 minutes #Destiny, so I'll keep it brief.
In game lore fact: Your character died before the Traveler Discovery. This is implied and stated through quotes and the story (or lack thereof).
In game lore fact: The Awoken were created by the Collapse, after they tried to escape into space. This is stated by grimoire, promotions for the game, and many other things.
Rationalized Opinion: Your character, an Awoken who can channel the Travelers light, should not exist because the Awoken did not exist until after the Collapse. Think about it. Your character has to be "Pre-GoldenAge" and the Collapse does not occur until later down the timeline.
So, Bungie, you screwed up. Now what? We get it, Staten leaving leaves the story much to be desired. The one thing you should not do is ignore this.
Plz Leik, Folo, Rate, Subscribe, Reblog, Sacrifice to Satan, ect.
[i]So, #Destiny, what do you think of this? Discuss.[/i]
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10 RepliesMore importantly being an Awoken breaks the continuity of the dialogue in the game and leads to odd story development. Remember in the game when your ghost states that you have to find "The Awoken" in order to learn about the Black Garden? If you are playing as an Awoken I would imagine you'd know who they are and where they came from. Also upon meeting the Awoken the dialogue is the same, it would have been nice or interesting at least to have different dialogue presented to Awoken characters upon meeting the Queen and Her Brother.
