#destiny 2 neomuna

[guardiangummies]

@ghostwithabodycount lol

Best lost sector ever lolololololololol

[brontios-helm]

Destiny 2: Rohan's Life

[ryuseijay]

My final video in the Witch Queen saga of D2. Soon Lightfall will be out which means more funny moments!

Anyways check out the video!

[sylenth-l]

My impression of Season of the Deep

[ramgodd]

unveiled

[silence-of-autumn42]

Quinn Laghari is honestly one of my favourite characters in Destiny. She's not some guardian legend, she's not a super-soldier or a paracausal entity of any sort. She's a fucking librarian. She has one of the most normal, grounded jobs in a science fiction setting. Because even far into the future, records still need caretakers. She has multiple PhDs. She gives sarcastic tours of her own archive. She flirts with you, regardless of your species or gender. She canonically has a prosthetic leg, although currently only manifests as a hologram. She's absolutely vicious, she comes up with absolutely brutal methods of fighting off the Cabal invasion. She is the character ever. Quinn Laghari, I love you so much

[telestoapologist]

yeah well unlike you i get my news from a reputable source

[astridthewarlock]

So I was in the Thrillodrome recently and saw this mural on the wall. It looks really cool but also… kinda creepy?

I know that the Exos all died during their first few months on Neomuna before the city was built like it is now… this kinda of reminded me of them?

Or maybe it means something else? This is unlike any other Neomuna murals I’ve seen. Does the lotus shape represent the Veil? What is the red? SIVA? And what is the crystal at the top?

Here is a video of it, sorry if it’s not the best quality. The lighting in this area is dim.

If any lore experts know anything, I’d love to hear it!

[dreamingriven]

Liming Harbor

[mikothehunter]

bing bang boom, stargaritas on Rohan

I *love* this line, its probably the exchange that warmed me up to Nimbus. Look, I know Lightfall and the Neomuna and the Cloud Striders are divisive topics, but let's ask the important questions here: How much stargarita does one serve to a cloud strider? Can Miko have the same serving? Yes, I am roughly the size of one cloud-strider leg and NOT structurally integrated with nanites...is that a problem?

- Miko, wondering if any day can be Friday if you try hard enough

[staceyblep]

Late night ride~

[brontios-helm]

Destiny 2: Wards Of Crimson

[collinnmckinley]

Destiny 2: Lightfall | Neomuna Environment Trailer (×)

 “Welcome to Neptune Lightbearer. I hope we can find a common ground, or at least common enemies.”

[awokennerd]

Cloudstrider Monuments

Okay, i was gonna write this a while ago but never did. So, my boyfriend and I were hanging out in the Hall of Heroes after we finished the Strider exotic quest. My bf realized it there seemed to be way too many monuments around the room, considering the few things we knew off hand:

The collapse was 1600 years ago. We know this tidbit from Petra Venj. In the lore entry "Refusal" from Forsaken, there is this line: "She [Petra] bites back the rest: how she wishes that back in two-thousand-and-whatever, when the Darkness hurled mankind off the height of its Golden Age to plummet sixteen centuries into barbarism, it had done just a slightly better job." So we know that Neomuna have been around for approximately 1600 years.

Cloudstriders live 10 years, due to the augmentations they go through.

There are only ever two cloudstriders at once.

Alright, with this knowledge, we decided to count up all the monuments in the room and around it, which gave us 480 monuments. This number might not be entirely accurate, but it gives us a good estimate. Now let's divide this by two (since there are two cloudstriders at once) and we are down to 240. If this is multiplied by 10 (for the max amount of years a cloudstrider could live) we get 2400 years.

2400 years of Cloudstriders. Now, obviously this doesn't take into account that cloudstriders can die on duty (like Rohan), but it seems that the Neomuni live in relative peace besides occasionally dealing with the Vex. This also doesn't take into account the early days of Neomuna. We don't know how many cloudstriders there are at once originally, but it seems like there have never been many. We also don't really know how new/old of a concept cloudstriders are. Was Strider, the first cloudstrider, around 1600 years ago or more recently? So yeah, if we think cloudstriders have been around for 1600 years and you minus 1600 from 2400, that's still a good 800 years. It seems weird that there would be that many Cloudstriders. But who knows.

Honestly, my bf and I probably just over analyzed the Hall of Heroes after we got done roasting Quinn for being a bad archivist and having none of this important archival material to Neomuna's history backed up. So take this all with a grain of salt. Except for the 1600 years detail. I think a lot of people don't realize that D2 takes place in at least 3600 CE (and it's probably a lot later than that cause of we don't know how long the golden age was).

[prosperousduckscommuteviawaffle]

Never going to find it anything other than hilarious that Osiris had a whole set up transported to Neomuna.

Like, I just picture Ikora saying YW and Osiris are going to be on Neptune awhile and planning what they may need sending. All firmly grounded in logistics. Then there’s Saint,

“He’ll need his chairs, his books, a nice rug… oh braziers…”

His aesthetic; he can’t function without his aesthetic.

[a-driftamongopenstars]

still thinking about Lightfall and just how much it rocked for me. it changed *everything*, it took away our safety and security of the Traveler, it gave us even more Darkness powers but those that are completely incomprehensible and new. it opened a whole other community to us, which comes with its own can of worms.

it brought the Light and Darkness conflict closer to its apex.

all previous dlcs felt to me like the Guardian still finding their footing, figuring out their loyalties, grievances, but in Lightfall we came in ready and prepared. it's us bringing our wisdom and power to the table.

while swinging around an absolutely epic city, straight from a neon album cover.