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Edited by irishfreak:
1/27/2021 12:55:02 PM
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A little thought experiment
[b]Upon entering this post you are agreeing to not hate each other in the comments[/b]
Imagine if destiny had an in game dev room. Like the one in fallout games, and more importantly, fallout 76.
How long do yah think it’d take for people to either hack or glitch their way in?
That is all, return to hating each other now
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[i]Very quickly. Never underestimate the creativity of the Destiny community. Or gamers in general ( have you seen al the glitches that the speed running community has come up with? There’s a series on IGN we’re speed runners complete a bunch of games in record time, by using glitches, while the game developers watch on, and do commentary ). Back in Vanilla Destiny 1, before The Dark Below, or House of Wolves were ever released. Apparently the expansion data was still on the disc, so a lot of community members used to sparrow glitch their way into areas that weren’t officially in the game yet. They also glitched themselves into the Vault of Glass. So yeah, the community will discover this hypothetical room relatively quickly.[/i]
