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“It has been a long time since I visited you…“
Centuries from now, an old Guardian visits the final resting place of a beloved friend
•·.·´`·.· Void Burn ·.·´`·.·•
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Perry giving up Cayde's cloak isn't related to Crow in the slightest, btw. There are a lot of factors that are simultaneously the reason, but the primary ones are these:
1. Savathun is now 'dead'. The job is done. Unfortunately savvy's like Fikrul in that she isn't technically down for good, but Perry's killed him enough to where that's not really something that bothers her. Perry SHOULD have let go of Cayde's cloak immediately after Witch Queen.
2. "If people needed help and I could do the helping, I would—so I do. Yeah, when that help returns a bit of loot or goodwill my way, all the better, but there's never been a cache I robbed or a stash I hid that didn't offer something to those in need." Amanda needs that little bit of what's left of him much more than Perry does right now, and Peregrine has an example to follow.
Fear
Was inspired by the memory dialogue when i first heard it. Always wanted to draw something from the red war and felt this was a good opportunity. I think it resonated with me cause hearing that YW does indeed fear the death of others over themselves makes me feel happy about how I write my own YW.
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trying to do some research on Pre-Collapse Earth. did Earth change after the Traveler’s arrival? like did countries or cultures change in any way?
Absolutely.
The Traveler's arrival completely changed all humanity knew and thought about everything. Just the simple existence of the Traveler and its arrival to the solar system was enough to shatter pretty much every single concept of human knowledge and science, without even touching on its powers and paracausality.
It fundamentally changed humanity and how we relate to the world around us. Some believed we put too much trust in it. But overall, society changed due to the scientific and technological advancement that improved all human life at barely no cost.
This was the age of life, and governments did not, ever, use force against human beings. There were always alternatives. Every soul sacred. Every evil treatable.
Last Days on Kraken Mare
Last Days on Kraken Mare is really good for a lot of information about the Golden Age and how many changes happened to society. It's a pretty consistent theme about the Golden Age how cultures mixed together, which can be seen in names of pretty much every character from the Golden Age. This can also be seen through the history of the Bray family (more about them in posts here and here).
This one is interesting:
Mia van der Venne is more than 200 years old. Change comes faster, these days, and you live to see more of it. Changes like Ismail being allowed to pray not in the real direction of Mecca but in the direction Mecca would be if it were transposed from Earth to Titan. Changes like the rise and fall and rise again of the Bray cult of personality. Like the new worlds the Traveler opens up to humanity.
... as it shows how religions had to change and adapt to humanity's new way of life and interplanetary travel. As noted here, and in the posts I linked above in relation to the Brays, Islam seems to have thrived in the Golden Age and survived the Collapse. Other religions that we know of that were doing fine in the Golden Age are Judaism, Buddhism and Hinduism, the latter having been confirmed to have survived the Collapse due to Lakshmi's comments here:
She playfully taps on all four of his hands. "I am named for an ancient goddess," she says, "with as many arms as you. In her hands are dharma, kama, artha, and moksha. Law, desire, meaning, and finally, liberation. Freedom from the war of death and rebirth."
War and general violence seems to have also been largely gone, as noted from the same lore tab:
"Are you threatening to shoot me?" Mia stares at the Exo woman in disbelief. She hasn't seen a gun in nearly 50 years, and now they are not only coming into her habitat, but they're also pointed at her.
Similar sentiments, about Golden Age being a time of peace, are mentioned a few other times as well.
There were the bad side-effects to this, obviously, most notably in the story of Clovis Bray and his company. Clovis Bray took the Traveler's gifts and the advancements of the Golden Age to an extreme that led him to commit incomprehensible atrocities for his own benefit. His entire journal is a good read, as well as confidential Bray Records lore book (though can be triggery with certain descriptions of medical stuff and violence).
Outside of just general idea about what the Earth was like during the Golden Age in regards to freedom from violence and wars, as well as obvious mixing between populations and cultures, we don't know many details about specific countries and how all of it worked. There are mentions of cities and areas, but not many details about the structure of countries and states.
The only one specifically described and mentioned several times is USA, consistently described as:
Nowhere outside the retro-nationalism of the North American Empire does any private organization have such sweeping, selfish authority over knowledge which should belong to the whole human commons—and at least the twin eagles are voluntary society, answerable to higher law! Clovis Bray reeks of the old unregulated capitalism.
And here:
"Some American you are," Mia teases him. David comes from the North American Empire, Earth's biggest voluntary retro-nationalist republic, full of people who love military pageantry and muscular aerospace displays.
I have a feeling Bungie has some strong opinions about the current state of the United States of America.
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He’s never distracted when he calls a Crucible match.
He’s always present. Engaged. Enraptured, even, by the battles playing out before him on the view screens. He’s always ready to offer words of encouragement or a gentle reprimanding to overzealous or foolish rookies.
But all of that changes on days like today.
When she’s here.
When the Young Wolf arranges herself in a corner, a mat laid out beneath her knees and a data pad in her hand. She doesn’t always read - more often than not, she studies some technique, some fragment another Guardian had unlocked and tries to implement it into her own Light.
Today, his Warlock is shifting an orb of Light. Searing orange to crackling blue to unsettling violet. Solar to Arc to Void.
She is shifting the orb between each subclass and Lord Shaxx is utterly enthralled with it.
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trying to do some research on Pre-Collapse Earth. did Earth change after the Traveler’s arrival? like did countries or cultures change in any way?
Absolutely.
The Traveler's arrival completely changed all humanity knew and thought about everything. Just the simple existence of the Traveler and its arrival to the solar system was enough to shatter pretty much every single concept of human knowledge and science, without even touching on its powers and paracausality.
It fundamentally changed humanity and how we relate to the world around us. Some believed we put too much trust in it. But overall, society changed due to the scientific and technological advancement that improved all human life at barely no cost.
This was the age of life, and governments did not, ever, use force against human beings. There were always alternatives. Every soul sacred. Every evil treatable.
Last Days on Kraken Mare
Last Days on Kraken Mare is really good for a lot of information about the Golden Age and how many changes happened to society. It's a pretty consistent theme about the Golden Age how cultures mixed together, which can be seen in names of pretty much every character from the Golden Age. This can also be seen through the history of the Bray family (more about them in posts here and here).
This one is interesting:
Mia van der Venne is more than 200 years old. Change comes faster, these days, and you live to see more of it. Changes like Ismail being allowed to pray not in the real direction of Mecca but in the direction Mecca would be if it were transposed from Earth to Titan. Changes like the rise and fall and rise again of the Bray cult of personality. Like the new worlds the Traveler opens up to humanity.
... as it shows how religions had to change and adapt to humanity's new way of life and interplanetary travel. As noted here, and in the posts I linked above in relation to the Brays, Islam seems to have thrived in the Golden Age and survived the Collapse. Other religions that we know of that were doing fine in the Golden Age are Judaism, Buddhism and Hinduism, the latter having been confirmed to have survived the Collapse due to Lakshmi's comments here:
She playfully taps on all four of his hands. "I am named for an ancient goddess," she says, "with as many arms as you. In her hands are dharma, kama, artha, and moksha. Law, desire, meaning, and finally, liberation. Freedom from the war of death and rebirth."
War and general violence seems to have also been largely gone, as noted from the same lore tab:
"Are you threatening to shoot me?" Mia stares at the Exo woman in disbelief. She hasn't seen a gun in nearly 50 years, and now they are not only coming into her habitat, but they're also pointed at her.
Similar sentiments, about Golden Age being a time of peace, are mentioned a few other times as well.
There were the bad side-effects to this, obviously, most notably in the story of Clovis Bray and his company. Clovis Bray took the Traveler's gifts and the advancements of the Golden Age to an extreme that led him to commit incomprehensible atrocities for his own benefit. His entire journal is a good read, as well as confidential Bray Records lore book (though can be triggery with certain descriptions of medical stuff and violence).
Outside of just general idea about what the Earth was like during the Golden Age in regards to freedom from violence and wars, as well as obvious mixing between populations and cultures, we don't know many details about specific countries and how all of it worked. There are mentions of cities and areas, but not many details about the structure of countries and states.
The only one specifically described and mentioned several times is USA, consistently described as:
Nowhere outside the retro-nationalism of the North American Empire does any private organization have such sweeping, selfish authority over knowledge which should belong to the whole human commons—and at least the twin eagles are voluntary society, answerable to higher law! Clovis Bray reeks of the old unregulated capitalism.
And here:
"Some American you are," Mia teases him. David comes from the North American Empire, Earth's biggest voluntary retro-nationalist republic, full of people who love military pageantry and muscular aerospace displays.
I have a feeling Bungie has some strong opinions about the current state of the United States of America.
I don’t mind you making art that’s inclusive, but maybe don’t turn characters that aren’t, into them… why is Amanda missing a leg? Why is Saint a foot taller than everyone else? Why’d you put him in a skirt? People like you make no sense…
maybe you should play the video game before making really ignorant comments anon
see also: the time a guy tried to convince me that Sjur and Mara weren’t lesbians and that I was just making things up and I made a whole ass slideshow of their gay moments in the lore
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Web lore needs love too. One Exile to Another - pg1
pg1 - You are here pg2 pg3 pg4 - TBD
eris “writing with so much force she tears the paper she’s writing on vowing to asher that she will be by his side when he dies no matter the distance between them” morn having hardly anything to say about it is such a tragedy. The tragedy of destiny 2
this makes me violent
I mean she has that whole letter to him in Regarding Stasis, which I’d argue is one of the most emotionally-gutting pieces of lore to date.
Also that (and I feel like no one is paying attention to this for how massive a claim it is) that she’s going to take out the vex over what they did to Asher once she’s done with the hive.
Proof #48 that either Lightfall or (more likely) The Final Shape will be Vex-centered