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Edited by NanoRav:
2/4/2013 3:58:03 AM
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Does anyone have the skill to see if this topography matches?
So I have a very small tingling that the terrain used in this concept [url=http://static.gamer.no/images/12/1274/127427/db515b466fc45dab6fbb08945e070f79_destiny-12jpg-8430f4_3191x2296.f.jpg]image[/url] has a very small chance of being an actual render from a very early version of the game.
It's a big stretch but never-the-less, I thought I'd share my thoughts and see if anyone has the skill to blow this theory out the water.
Here's the [url=http://static.gamer.no/images/12/1274/127427/db515b466fc45dab6fbb08945e070f79_destiny-12jpg-8430f4_3191x2296.f.jpg]image[/url] in question.
And for those who are wondering, the star maps around Bungie.net were found to correlate to the topography of a small island in the phillapenes. See [url=http://insidedestinydotnet.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/destinyv1map.gif?w=690&h=313]here[/url] and [url=http://insidedestiny.net/tag/puerto-princesa/]here[/url].
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1 Reply[insert puerto rican joke] I like that .gif, it really makes the similarities stand out. Unfortunately the mountains in that image are really the only identifying feature and I think the best chance for matching them up would be... Err... Those height maps that use varying colors? Alternatively it's another Bungie ARG and someone has to fly up to their secret headquarters tucked away near those mountains. Perhaps only then will they reveal their game.
