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8/9/2017 2:15:01 PM
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Trophies?
I was wondering if a trophy system could be implemented into the game. Say you won a crucible match you would receive a trophy and the trophies could go into a trophy book each trophy would contain (if you selected it) all the medals you got that match statistics? Or say you didn't do very good that match you have the option to just get rid of it or if you did good you can keep it.
As an example my first Mark Of The Unbroken in Iron Banner Mayhem Clash (I have no idea how on earth I was able to do it gotta love that hereafter :D) and I would have loved to keep that trophy in total I have gone Unbroken 3 times (all with hereafter) and it would be great if I was able to show that to other guardians as a trophy or have a display area that when other guardians inspect you you can put your best trophies in that area. Maybe for Destiny 2 if its not too late?
vote yes if you would like this in game!
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2 RepliesWhat do you want a -blam!-ing medal? Yes yes it would appear you do, not a special enough snowflake eh?
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1 Reply[quote]Maybe for Destiny 2 if its not too late?[/quote] Given we're less than a month from the release and even less for the game going gold - I'm going with it's a little too late option. Not saying your idea is bad, but you're asking for a system that would need to be conceptualized, designed, developed, tested, packaged, vetted for platform releases and then finally released for the end users. Just don't see that happening in a short period of time that remains before the game goes gold and finally released on Sept 6th. I do like this idea of getting rewarded in game by accomplishing certain milestones within the game.
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It already is. They inspect you on here and its there.
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2 RepliesMaybe even make these class items or artifacts (ones that didn't screw with your stats).
