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originally posted in:The 117th Regiment
7/23/2014 12:28:00 AM
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Food for thought (on destiny)
Warning: if you are avoiding beta gameplay/info so that everything is new when you first play, please leave this post now. [spoiler] ok, so in the beginning of the beta, you are brought back to life by your ghost while in old russia, and it is stated that you've been dead a while. So here is the food for thought part. Are all guardians russians from the golden age? And if so, should every guardian have a russian accent? Based off the few cutscenes where the guardian talks, there is no Russian accent though. So is it possible you were killed in action defending old russia because you were sent there by a golden age army to defend the area? Remember, this is the beta though, they could always change the intro if they wanted(they probably won't though). [/spoiler] basically, what do you guys think of the words provided in the spoiler box? I'd like to hear other opinions on the subject.
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That's an interesting concept, though i doubt that every single guardian was at old russia, i think that's just where your personal guardian died during the collapse. Also, although i wish we could choose which planet we died and would be ressurected on, that would understandably damper the whole concept of exploration and discovery
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2 RepliesWell, it was approximately 300 years in the future that the war occurs, and I would assume all of humanity fought all over Earth and the solar system trying to save us. So it could have been anyone from anywhere battling on the Russian front that died. Interesting point that we all died in Russia at the wall :) Must have been one heck of a battle.
