The Destiny Knowledge Vault

[GryffNZ]

The purpose of this thread is to compile all of the information sources we can find on destiny so that anyone with questions can use it as a one stop shop. I will post the links to any relevant information here, but will not put any info itself so as to avoid spoilers. Before release I expect the information to be sparse and incomplete, but we will improve it as we go.

Now on to the good stuff!

Destiny Database  - a reasonably comprehensive listing of activities, vendors, items, locations and classes.

IGN Destiny Wiki -  needs no explanation,  and as ign are working with Bungie to cover the Destiny beta,  should be very much up to date and accurate. 

Destiny News -  very in depth website including analysis of game mechanics etc.  Basically any question you may have,  it can probably answer it. 

I will continue to update and add content as I find it, but if anyone else has something they want to share, please do so and I will add it into the original post.

[zacbo13]

IGN has a pretty good wiki for Destiny

www.ign.com/wikis/destiny

[OwlRNothing]

Thanks for posting these!

[spinoff]

Destinynews.net is a decent source of information.

[8bitsquirrel]

I happened to find this while pursuing Cheezburger and thought it might be helpful:

[Doc SoCal]

Aug 6, 2014 12:34:00 GMT -8 8bitsquirrel said:

I happened to find this while pursuing Cheezburger and thought it might be helpful:

As I would gather weapons, those icons struck me as something important but the beta came and went so fast I gave em little thought.

I hope there is a lot of customization options, I like building stuff at a workbench.

Electrified flaming sniper rifle of maximum flooding with a ice shooting optical enhancer that toggles a rail gun option should cover all the bases...

Oh and a soft serve attachment, gotta have that.

[shadowsphynx]

Those symbols signify what type of damage they do. Just like each class is attuned to an element, so are the weapons - except projectile.



Xbox live - shadowsphynx.

[OwlRNothing]

That's a familiar mechanic. #borderlands (previously on other games? Probably.)

[cycloptomese]

Elemental based damage has been in countless games. I can't say what the first game was that used the mechanic, but I'm fairly certain that Final Fantasy series was the first that I encountered.