Destiny - IS THE TRAVELER THE ENEMY? Every Species It’s Visited And Destroyed
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- The Traveler made it’s last stand here, on Earth. It created the Ghosts and the Guardians to defend from the onslaught of the Witness and it’s Disciples. The Traveler has been to many other worlds though, uplifting species and leaving ruin in it’s wake. Today we discuss every location the Traveler has visited and the impact it’s had on various alien species.
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Today we take a look at the species and locations the Traveler has visited! Is the Traveler evil? No, but some species it’s visited see it that way. Enjoy
So basically, if you look at the bigger picture, the traveler gave eveyone a chance to prosper, and to eventually defend themselves against the black fleet, by making them sufficiently advanced so that they could be capable of interplanetary travel, but none managed to get to the point of fighting back hard enough to actually resist and realize that even without the traveler, they were still a proficient species, so instead of aiding them it abandoned them. It may also be why it hasn't abandoned us, because we've realized that we're much more than what the traveler can give us, even since before the collapse we were prospering far beyond whatever it could've gave us and becoming effectively self sufficient. It probably saw the opportunity to actually raise a species of creatures to perfection, with just it's little paracausal push. Just like how a gardener abandons the branches of a plant whcih are going to die when it sees that there's no hope for them, and eventually cuts them out of the garden, meanwhile when a plant seems to prosper even in the faces of destruction it keeps nurturing it so that it may live and prosper.
Idk i am literally just speculating and let thoughts run wild
Could be, it seems even with the Travelers help, these species stayed kind of barbaric. It seems like the Traveler showed up to species which were much less technilogically advanced than we were. The Krill had spaceship type things but I think they were more suited for travel to moons of fundament. Rhulk's species was very much a nomadic species probably hunter-gatherer type when the Traveler showed up. Looks like the Precursor species was the same way.
Love it love it love it 👏🏿😎
That's why I will always be nostalgic for the red war content. Even without the light, we as Guardians refused to accept defeat. That, and I could idle on the Almighty for hours and never get bored.
So, we're space dandelions? Sweet!
Great analogy. 🫡
You forgot the Consensus faction, they’re from the Final Shape collectors edition lore, they had knowledge about the Gardener that predates the Witness race. A race chasing her, like the fallen
Have you gotten your collector's edition?
Don't worry about it Holmes. Some of us got connections 🤙@@shawnscriv5848
@@shawnscriv5848 I heard about the lore in a video. I haven’t even bought Final Shape yet
i like how you called the travaler is a she caues ive never really seen anyone say that but iv all ways thought of the travler as a she
@@lamar5097 Gradener is always reffered to as a she in lore
We have a lot of lore supposedly saying the pyramid ships are all darkness powered, but we also see the Witness's people had those ships before ever finding the Veil. So they either had darkness powers prior, or adapted after. This feels like its going to be important eventually.
It is possible to fit new power sources to old outputs. Not practical, but possible.
Per Dreams of Alpha Lupi, the Traveler didn't abandon Riis because it gave up on them - it was more or less taking a break at Riis and tried to run to lure the Darkness away. Course, that isn't how the Darkness operates.
Also the Eliksni had different Houses even before the Whirlwind, they were just about dancing and weaving and stuff.
I really wish we could have went to what's left of the witness's home world in Lightfall instead of Neomuna. Imagine we travel there, we find this darkness civilization that was created since the traveler left like in that one concept art, we fight our way through that city to try and defeat the witness, discover what the traveler actually is, what the final shape is, and how and why the witness is going to achieve that. Maybe we'll get to see some of this in The Final Shape.
The final shape is most likely a resetting of the universe which crow will most likely help it willingly or not same for us the players
@@razesamiel4278thats exactly what the final shape is. My theory is that after the light and the darkness die we go into a new golden age and so we have to explore the universe to record new data on life & civilisation. The first natural step towards evolution with no divine intervention, no prophecy, we make our own destiny from now on type thing
Lovely video, and hearing the Speaker narrate the opening of Destiny again still gives me chills
That intro is in Destiny 2 not Destiny 1 just telling you
My favorite is the D1 Speakers narration. @@lazyvoid7107
Correlation is not causation
The traveller didn't visit ruin upon these species
The witness did
The traveller is seeking those that can help it fight back against UNIVERSAL RUIN.
If the traveller didn't, it would have failed long before and everything would cease to exist.
So no, it's not the enemy it's the victim.
The traveler is chaos so it's not the victim it's breaking the natural order of the universe the darkness wishes to restore it the witness is not the darkness the witness merely uses it like we do
@@razesamiel4278 And yet it is only The Witness that creates ruin and destruction wherever it goes in a very direct manner. The Traveler doesn't do it directly, if at all.
@@razesamiel4278 that is the perspective of the witness, all evidence leads to the traveler being anything but chaos. Using the perspective of something that is actively trying to return the universe to a zero point seems counter productive.
Interesting perspective thanks.
I recall the Drifter saying something similar but I can’t find the exact quote. It was about the time where we had to choose between the Vanguard or the Drifter. I chose the Drifter and he said something like. “You call the Fallen and Cabal etc monsters for what they have done….. How many have you killed?
Now tell me, who is the real monster?”
I was like , oh shit you have a point…. Which is why my emblems generally have my final blow counter on them, just to remind me that I am a monster also.
Drifter’s quote actually altered how I now look at the world.
Lol
@@johnny44937😂😂
A few words of wisdom...
"The path one takes to avoid their destiny is often the road that leads them to meet it."
"Those who fight monsters must take care not to become monsters themselves."
"Fly not too close to the sun, lest your wings melt like those of Icarus. But fly not too close to the surface, lest you be claimed by the surf."
It is not the Traveler that is the enemy. The Witness and The Black Fleet are. It is not the Traveler's actions that fell the civilizations, but the actions of The Witness, the Black Fleet, and those that they have subjugated.
I think it makes the most sense that the traveler is powered by death. From a Gardener point of view death makes the best fertilizer. The traveler grows beautiful things but there has to be a season of death and no growth or the soil produces nothing. Also look at Ghost which to us is unpassed souls to the afterlife. Everything about the traveler points to death
Its so crazy how deep these devs went on this game. All the lore all the massive amounts of stuff you can do like dammmnn
Something occurs to me. Mithrax and Eramis were alive during their Golden Age and saw their Collapse.
How long did humanity have its Golden Age? Because the timelines dont add up to me. The Traveler terraformed Mars after terraforming most of the Sol system, dissapearing for around a year or half a year if we consider that the Traveler stopped terraforming Io because the Darkness arrived. This would imply the Collapse happened less than a decade after our Golden Age began.
Please correct me if I am wrong because I am about to go down a rabbit hole.
This would imply that we made all these advances; SIVA, the Warminds, colonies throughout the system, and beyond...in as little as ten years. But that cant be right. Also, Eramis was alive during the Eliksni Golden Age, which implies she is over 500 years old, as is Mithrax, who was born shortly after the Whirlwind.
Is this a discrepancy in Bungie's writing, or am I missing crucial information because, and I quote "Welcome to the last safe city on Earth...it took centuries to build."
"Centuries after our Golden age began..."
"A few centuries of entropy working against me."
If we take Ghost's literal word, we are 300 years post-collapse, at least. We had at least 2 centuries of Golden Age, according to the Speaker. But why would the Traveler stop doing what it does for centuries when in that time it could have completely terraformed the entire sol system dozens of times over, yet its job was incomplete by the time the Darkness arrived.
Either it ran out of time, which would imply less than a decade, or it sat around doing basically nothing but being a giant glorified disco ball for centuries. Which, yes, is possible, but why? And if it ran out of time, the Golden Age could not have been centuries as stated by the lore.
Now, its entirely possible that Eliknsi have ridiculously long natural lifespans even before the Traveler arrived and with an incredibly fast maturation speed, and it only tripled after its arrival, making it more ridiculously long. (It occurs to me also that we don't see elderly Eliksni, or at least stated elderly Eliksni) but without clear numbers as to how old Eliksni can get, there are a few questions.
What is the timeframe between the Whirwing on Riis to the arrival in Sol? If it goes at its apparent sub-light speeds then it's entirely possible that the Whirlwind happened thousands of years before arriving in Sol.
How long was the actual Golden Age? It could not possibly be less than a decade, but something clearly must have stopped the Traveler in its steps as to just stop terraforming arbitrarily. The whole point is that it only sticks around long enough to basically give the species it uplifts a booster pack before leaving, so by rights it should have left a decade after appearing.
What kept the Traveler for centuries? What stopped it? Why did it apparently run out of time? Why did it stay for us?
The Golden Age was centuries long. It just took the darkness a while to find(?) and reach the Traveler, and a bit longer for the Fallen to arrive.
I don't think Mithrax was there, cause we see him as a baby with his mother in Nezarec's Pyramid Ship
The story says the Traveller increased human life expectancy by 3x. Considering this happen in the like 2020 or so(?) , human life expectancy went up to probably 225+ years. It's possible the Eliksni already had double our life expectancy or they were granted even more than we were. Also is that 500 years Earth years? Could it be Riis orbit years? , not too sure on that one.
@lordbrain8867 I know its said to be centuries, I'm just pointing out the fact that, even if the Traveler just teleported straight from Riis to the Sol system, which is not unlikely as it is clearly shown doing, most Fallen would spend a significant part of their lives, even if centuries in length, just catching up to it. Even then, at least 3 centuries more failing to take it back once they found it on Earth.
But if it did not just teleport and went at sub-light speeds to reach earth, or even using paracausal Light BS that laughs at the concept of speeds limited to light speed, that would still mean the Whirlwind for the Eliksni was centuries before reaching Earth, at a minimum. So they spend nearly a thousand years trying to take it back before the present timeline of Destiny
Maybe it's the case that the more The Traveler terraformed, the more concentrated light was accumulating in the Sol system. Maybe the more light there is, The Darkness could pinpoint The Traveler more precisely.
Maybe, who knows what the exact reason is for all the pauses?
Another banger. Cheers Evaze, quality as usual 👌
I think the spooky guy going around genociding everyone, destroying Galaxies and betraying all of his servants is the Enemy.
I really want to know why the witness is called the witness, it seems that it didn’t witness anything, and is trying to hurt the traveler rather than it hurting them.
Also, it seems that the traveler is not evil, those that pursue it do so through greed for power and seeking what they lost. The traveler flees for its safety from the witness, and when the witness finds it it flees again, until it comes to earth.
i think it’s called the witness because it witnessed the truth in darkness.
The witness is named the Witness because the society was the first to witness the traveler leaving.
@@des63734 probably the best explanation I’ve seen
I have a felling it's a more philosophical context rather than physical as in they witnessed the truth of the universe and my way to back up that concept, the final shape is essentially just complete entraphy as compared to the travelers constant chaos
I have been looking at the Traveler with side eye for sometime now and I'm still looking 👀
Ever since Witch Queen, personally.
Im choosing to headcanon that "blink" means teleport , It feels like a very deliberate wording to me . The traveler arrives in the 21 century and they're able to track it moving through the system to the different planets , so it feels weird that they'd say blink instead of depart unless it was there one moment and gone the next .
2:39 among us
There was actually a bit of lore in this video I didn't know until today. The whole bit about the Traveler 'blinking away' after terraforming the planets. That closes a gap in my mind that has been bugging me for a while. To me, that shows that the Traveler didn't abandon those other races, and it also didn't mean that they were unworthy, it showed that the Traveler was forced to leave before it could complete it's intentions with those races.
It's even possible that the Traveler, in an attempt to increase it's productivity, created it's Leviathan as an aid, to help it work faster. But the Witness manipulated the Hive into killing it. And so, The traveler found the Eliksni and tried again, and still was unsuccessful. So when it came to our system, it tried to give itself more time with us by 'blinking' out of they system, before the Witness could locate it. Allowing it to give us as much of a change to develop and prepare, perhaps giving us multiple planets to confuse the Witness as to our home planet, or more places to stage a resistance.
And it's entirely possible that that plan was working, and that something else is what caught the Witnesses attention and caused the collapse. What if it was the appearance of the Vex? and Clovis' use of Clarity, connecting to the darkness and getting the attention of the Witness?
And because the Traveler was able to progress more in our system, it decided it was ready to resist the Witness here? Not so much hat humanity was the best species, but the Traveler had more time to prepare us for this conflict, and has no other plan to improve it's chances in another system?
Does anyone else think the Veil looks like it’s forming a sphere at its base? Like maybe it is converting consciousness into physical form and maybe there’s more than one traveler. I’m not a lore expert but the base of the veil reminds me of the silver tree also. It looks like it’s trying to form a sphere.
I just need the final shape story to be epic and answer all questions. Nothing must be left unanswered
If there's nothing left unanswered then there won't be a game afterward. I'm hoping that at least everything concerning the Witness and the Traveler, their origins, and their motivations is answered.
Theyll give us breadcrumbs as audio files we have to get every week. 😂
I thought this at one time but honestly it doesn’t seem the case. The Traveler is doing what it does, empower. The Witness is chasing & destroying. The Witness race had the traveler for eons and honestly had they not tried to merge it with the Veil, i honestly don’t think it would’ve left them cause what reason did it have. Of course we don’t know was the witness race the first, where the traveler or veil came from, etc. But from the look of it, if it didn’t leave them for eons, it wasn’t going anywhere until they made it leave. One thing that hasn’t been answered is how/where did the witness race find the Veil and if any race had it before they found it.
It's simple math really. I see a new Evaze video, & I click 🤷🏾♂️
I would hope they would show what the collapse looked like, like a short cutscene sometime in the final shape DLC to give a good idea of like what really happened like yea we understand there was a collapse but what did it look like lol
I have a growing suspicion that the only reason the Traveler didn't flee earth is because Savathun did something to force it to stay. We still have no idea of the details in what she did during the collapse other than hiding the Veil.
Maybe that’s all that was needed. Without any direct minions the traveler could never separate the veil from the witness. When savathun did so it gave the traveler an opening it didn’t have before.
It could also tie into savathuns statement on why humans are not special. The traveler didn’t pick us to become guardians, it just happened to be here when it had an opportunity to fight back.
@@da_funkknight She did more than hide the Veil.
She gave *one* human (and by extension his whole family) a way to lure the Traveler to Earth and keep it there: her Song. The Rigbys, until the founding of the City, had been singing Savathûn's Song.
Thats Interesting!
Now this is what we like to see
I thought about this idea last year
Just wanna say, the black garden is in the viel, n it’s basically a dark/mirror version of what’s inside the traveler
What if each time the traveler blinked out - it actually bent time and space and went to these points and times where it was present for other civilizations. Basically each of their cycles fed the traveler so that it could garden Sol. Making Sol a type of refuge system for all those affected by the darkness. The ghosts might even be souls of those who perished.
A question i have that i have not seen anyone ask is Who is the woman speaking in the cutscene about the traveler and witness?
I still don’t understand, there must have been people part of the witness’s species that didn’t want to unify. Were they forced into the ritual?
I wondered the same thing. But from how it seems, the entire civilization was on one accord. So they all voluntarily merged into this one giant all powerful super being. What’s crazy to me is what recesses of darkness power did they tap into to even figure out that was possible is my question
Peace prosperity safety and it appears it's still not enough these species bitching whine and destroy each other and then blame the traveler sounds like something I know
The logic of blaming the Traveler always baffles me, and I can never understand it.
O: *arrives, makes everything better without asking for anything in return*
◇: *destroys everything and kills everyone*
Civs: THIS IS ALL THE TRAVELER'S FAULT! Also Darkness is my friend now.
Oh look, Destiny content! That's pretty rare now a days lol
I’m terrified that the lackluster team they hired won’t do this to “subvert expectations” and go full GoT season 8. Destiny 2 is currently at season 7 episode 5 levels.
Bro got that witness theory
So the first species to be visited was that of the Witness. Which end up being a crazy ex refusing to let go and continuously stalking & interfering in relationships with other species. The Traveler never communicated, acknowledged, or changed how it interacted and thus gave each species roughly the same experience. The Witness's species observes the same treatment of an race but decides to stalk the Traveler & purposefully interfering by subverting the entire relationship creating the Hive or influencing the Travel to flee the system. The Witness's species never received any indication it would stay forever.
Imagine being an Eliksni seeing the Lucent Hive for the first time & how ungodly PO you’d be. ‘Really…you’re giving the Light to THEM. F you!’
If the Traveler isn't hollow, its sheer mass should give it a strong enough gravitational pull to disrupt any planet it gets close to.
I asked this question in a raid fire team and they called me crazy but its true
This ignores the arrival of the darkness/witness and its agents that follows a Traveler’s presence. Can’t just lay all blame to “Traveller left” given the precursor “darkness/witness arrived”.
now near the end of destiny first sage there's only one more question left. what is the traveller where did it come from and why.
I’m hoping the speakers inside the traveler
So without the first uplifted species, those of the Witness, none of the dark turn of events would have ever happened. The Traveler reaps what it sows.
i think the traveler is powerless against the darkness, like ink in water. no matter how brightly you shine eventually you get swallowed by the dark. all the species that it visited were eventually corrupted by the darkness, first the witness's species willingly turned to the darkness, the hive hated it and turned to the worm gods. the Eliksni wanted to control it. we saw the giant terraforming beam that it shot, and it did nothing to the witness. it gave Savathun the light, possibly as a peace offering. i think that the traveler is scared. its so strong, yet unable to do anything to stop the spread of the darkness.
after all, theres no reason to believe that theres another traveler anywhere in the universe. however the darkness is everywhere.
what if thr traveler is whispering to the hive 4:09 😅😅
Man, all of these hot takes in the comments section.
Personally, i see the Traveler in a similar way the Eliksni do, its a machine, it goes to worlds to breathe life into what would be dead or nearly dead planets, its a paracausal machine that gives body to the worlds it follows, while the Veil did its own thing.
But like any other machine, it doesnt think about what it does, it jas no feeling for the life forms of which were affected by its visit, it goves life, rests and then leaves to repeat the process with the only thing making ot leave is a significant threat to its directive, its the whole reason it flees from the Witness.
Saying the Traveler os the bad guy makes no sense in terms of its actions and pinning the blame on it for the actions of its fanatics, it's a machine, not a god.
Destiny 2: Lightmare
Did the Travelers presenses always spell doom for the worlds it visited, not true for the Witness' world they didn't die they merged to become stronger - just because the Traveler moved across the cosmos advancing life doesn't make it responsible for the destruction that followed. We must be the best we are capable of regardless of the choices others make, and we are not accountable for the choices of others.
but it definitely brought chaos wherever it went at least after a time
This is the take I agree with the most
It's almost as if the cradles are a sort of throne, or a nest. Like it's an egg😂
I dont know if enemy is the right word, but just think about this,. What if after we save the Traveller and all is good, we are no longer needed in our current role, so it takes our immortality away from us, like Ghost has to rejoin it or something. I mean immortality kind of goes along with the final shape in that if we are immortal, we are at least our own final shape. , weird to think about.
Ruin has indeed followed the Traveler's wake, but that ruin was NEVER of the Traveler's making. The Traveler might provide the means to progress, to prosper, etc BUT it is up to the recipients of the Traveler's 'gifts' to use them for good or ill. The Witness's people sought direction and purpose from their 'God' but never it seems asked themselves what said direction and purpose should serve. Nor did they seek to discover purpose for themselves, still seeking a final shape that their 'God' SHOULD be the fulcrum to achieving.
The fault, if any lies not with the Traveler, but with those it seeks to raise.
Idc cuz imma destroy that smokey dude in the next expansion.
How Savathun protect the traveler from the witness
The witness is just tired of witnessing everything in the universe. He just wants a vacation so he chases the traveller 😪
Bro this story sound like the traveler and the witness had a toxic relationship break up
note: it wasn’t the traveler that saved us during the collapse but it was technically savathun who did which is why the traveler still hasn’t left us yet.
not really, savathun tricked the witness in someway(hence the worm said a reason not the reason we lived the collapse), which then led to the traveler being able to push back the witness and incapacitate him till he woke up again after the traveler woke up an deleted dominus ghoul. So it was a tag team effort of both witch queen and traveler not just witch queen.
@@tinchinsaber6438 she didn’t trick the witness. Nezerac was the one who attacked earth killing nearly every. Savathun stepped in and betrayed him by killing him and cursing his remains and using some curse that made the traveler banish the entire black fleet to intergalactic space.
@@wydaaron Again we don't no how she did it but she did trick him, her worm says so. Also it was confirmed that the witness, Nezerac and Savathun potential more were there attacking earth. She then sneaked attack Nezerac and took the veil which was key to messing with the traveler. Which gave the traveler time and chance to fight back and throw him amongst the stars. She helped a lot but was not The reason we survived just a reason we did.
Good and evil are the same coin it's which you choose to use that determines what you are , it's harder to do good when you are treated bad than to do bad and begin treated nice and as equals the gardener dint leave us because he has no choice we where the first one not to loose hope in the face of unimaginable odds and we chose to fight the darkness not hide or runaway or change the gardener into the one thing he is escaping
What if The Traveler is just a huge ghost? And that's why it could bring life or death.
Destinys main story will end with the guardians breaking free of the traveler and taking the light for themselves
I was just wondering! If the darkness chose Guardians to be his champions. Would the Guardians beat the greatest threat to the universe
We aren't already? I mean, an army of undead God killers seems like a pretty big threat.
@@MstrJediKyle most guardians are kind of useless compared to us crota killed l hundreds of guardians I don't remember the exact number so that could be a little high but it took the player character to kill him which is one person technically so the power difference is quite high between the player character and the other guardians
I just want to know why it was buried on that planet
Do we even know if the Ghosts were actually made by the Traveler?
Question, are we the only ones that were given "Ghost"? I think Bungie dropped the ball with all the races/rivals we could have been fighting against
Because it’s not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice…
3:40 you say sisters. Do you mean Orix changed gender or something like that? He is the taking king after all and that is a male
Before Oryx was the Taken King they were originally named Aurash and was 1 of the 3 sisters. Upon communing with the 'Deep' and killing Akka the Worm God, Aurash would transition into the king morph to take the mantle as the Taken King. So yeah, at the time of Fundament, they were a sister. Aurash then Auryx then Oryx.
It didn’t destroy or cause ruin, its most likely looking for the right race to help and fight back against the witness and finally found that race which is humans
It's the travelers fault that all these aliens races went nuts
while, it very irresponsible to just give knowledge and tech without guidance. But to blame every thing on it is very stupid. For all we know it's a machine not god, it wouldn't know any better and is just doing it's job.
it is now enemy
What bugs me is that the traveler relies on others to fight for it. It revived nez on the pyramid while tried to harm the witness and failed. Now the witness is inside of the traveler and it’s literally waiting for us to do its bidding AGAIN.
It was waiting more for Crow than us. Crow is there now we're a few months behind him but will be there. Then the final shape can start
Did the traveler not grant the guardian its powers?
Yeahhh, I feel like it's actually completely incapable of fighting most things due to only having creative/life giving powers. Ghaul being an especially odd case, probably that his form was unstable in that moment and all it took was a lil jolt of paracausality to shatter him.
But it also definitely seems clairvoyant somehow, its actions always come very early before its plans come to fruition. Thousands of years at most, mere seconds at least, where it seems to have a planet distance awareness of things (at least).
Then again, it can create things to fight for it, and with all this inexplicable awareness it should be able to get around the handicap of not having any direct means of attack by just creating weapons. Idk why it thinks raising a patron race is the best option but I guess it's technically working.
I still think one of the suns of Lubrae is likely a (or the) Traveller.
I miss the Speaker. The new narrator doesn't convey that same sense of wonder.
I’d be hyped if the Witness convinces us to join it and then we fight the traveler/gardener instead
My opinion, feel free to disagree:
I don’t like where the story of destiny went. It just feels rushed and it feels like the story writers don’t know what’s going on either.
And of course the first comment is a bot for NSFW
2:40 smogus
I really do miss the old destiny 2 now days its just gotten worse
I BEEN SAYING IT FOR YEARS
I literally posted this is destiny 1 🤣
Have we ever considered that the Witness is in the right?
The Witness wants a stop to all physical existence, only consciousness left. I doubt that's what we want.
@@jokeyxero the witness is right though
The traveler brings chaos wherever it goes.and it disturbs the natural order
The traveler isn't good or evil
@@razesamiel4278I disagree it doesn’t bring chaos rather the races that it visits becomes corrupt and splintered to the extent that they fight amongst themselves causing the traveler to want to leave. It’s only then they chase it and try to either destroy it or force their will upon it.
D1 was so much more epic an awe inspiring, I’m sad the direction they took the story after Forsaken.
The traveler did try to abandon us, Rasputin shot it down. That’s the reason it used to be damaged.
That was disproven with season of the seraph and other lore entries
@@RealVato didn’t see that
So what damaged it ?
@@brianholcomb933 from what I remember the big piece missing from the traveler is a part that got corrupted from darkness's aka the edz shard. It also probably got damaged when it made its last stand during the first collapse which is why it was dormant until recently.
The real enemy is bungie the toxic people of destiny who cant ban pvp cheaters give woke people and put all thier eggs into a marathon where it crashed so hard so now sony the guardian will take out the enemy bungie😂
The Traveler reminds me of the Democrats they promised much but only leave death destruction and misery in their wake. 😢
Huh back up your point/show evidence
@@bullrun2772 California is now a crime ridden city I never want to visit again it used to be amazing I loved going there, the situation at the southern border and the resulting misery and human trafficking and the Dems dragging us into WW3 ….. shall I continue?
Trump Not My President.
Leave politics out of this
@@mickelwarren2598 yeah lol
Tell us, where are you getting those points from, hmm?
In short: A God can bring us together as much as it can divide and destroy us. Once you rely on it's love and power, you've sealed your fate when it leaves.
Just like Christians devote prayer daily in hopes it will change the world's horrible ways, and the death and illness... It falls on deaf ears. God has already left. What it leaves behind is a broken people who only know two ways; to still worship and pray one day it will return to save us, or those that give into the darkness that's left before us. There is no victor. These fates lead always to death.
The witness was the first to find a way to end it. He's not evil. He's not good. He's the ultimate neutral. No more life, no more death. A god should never decide when to bring life, and when to abandon it in darkness. That is the cosmic horror we all face....
What if God left us behind..
What if our traveler blessed new races while we slowly cracked and crippled without it's glory?
What if our prayers fall into empty space... Forgotten with time?