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Edited by Combat Mind:
10/14/2019 6:14:05 PM
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Where is the Story Going?
I’m personally loving all the little tidbits of past information being given to us. However, I can’t shake the feeling that with the Darkness now in play, there isn’t really a lot of space for us to maneuver around as far as potentially beating the Darkness. I realize that the Darkness is basically the result of a DM in D&D god-modding a boss or character, but that makes it even harder to see an end goal of some kind.
Also, [b]and this is not speculation if they are one and the same,[/b] but the Darkness and Savathun’s personality seem pretty much like copies of each other. Obviously the end-goals are different, but both are sneaky, both think power is the go to solution, both have somewhat unknown intentions... they just seem too similar for the two to work in the same story. I loved “that” moment in the first mission, and I love the idea of an enemy that you can never figure out, but Bungie needs to choose one, at least for now.
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5 RepliesThe Darkness expects us to simply drop the Light and join them. However, I don't see the corrupted Guardians that join it to become that much stronger. They may get new and strange powers, but to be much stronger than a lightbearer of equal experience is doubtful. If anything though, I'm expecting humanity to utilize both Light and Dark and use it to combat the Pyramid ships. Light is implied to be weak but fruitful, while darkness is strong but unstable. A specific blend of both powers will end up making us far stronger than any Guardian wielding just one or the other, and those are going to be the ones deciding the ultimate fight. I'm pretty sure D3 will end with both the Darkness and the Traveler being destroyed in the ensuing war.
