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11/15/2015 1:04:20 AM
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He did, he shot the Traveler with a missile because she was going to leave us and we would have died. We have him to thank.
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The Traveler wasn't going to leave
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Edited by Tempashot: 11/15/2015 1:27:08 AMSo why couldn't the traveler fight off the darkness without getting shot
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Believe it or not, the Traveler isn't very powerful, offensive-wise
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Technically, he already saved us. We would have all perished in the Collapse, along with the Traveler, if it weren't for him.
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So what did he do to save us?
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Edited by Henry The Hydra: 11/15/2015 1:15:45 AMYou know that black thing on the travller? That's the damage from Rasputo's missile.
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He had a choice during the Collapse: fight the Darkness and die like his fellow Warminds, and leave humanity to be killed; or hide, waiting out the storm until he had an opening to attack, and save some of humanity. Part of his master plan to defeat the Darkness and save humanity (Midnight Exigent) was to cripple the Traveler, despite the fact that it wasn't going to leave us. Doing so released the Ghosts and a blast of Light that drove the Darkness back.
