This is just Bungie showing off a bunch of the new exotics. Post credit is the new exotic quest exotic if you don't want to know what it is stop watching.

This is just Bungie showing off a bunch of the new exotics. Post credit is the new exotic quest exotic if you don't want to know what it is stop watching.

I wasn't watching SUPER-carefully, but some of those were labeled Legendary. They're not all Exotics. (Maybe none of them, in fact. Except the last one, of course.)

The exotic perk/behavior is listed by the weapon name during the trailer.

I wasn't watching SUPER-carefully, but some of those were labeled Legendary. They're not all Exotics. (Maybe none of them, in fact. Except the last one, of course.)

Pshhh, my title still works because we already know the sniper rifle and grenade launcher are both exotics from previous info.

I wasn't watching SUPER-carefully, but some of those were labeled Legendary. They're not all Exotics. (Maybe none of them, in fact. Except the last one, of course.)

Pshhh, my title still works because we already know the sniper rifle and grenade launcher are both exotics from previous info.

Being right on technicalities is Raga's thing. Go find a new excuse sir!

I stand for 1. Truth, 2. Justice, and the 3. American Way. Being correct is Tertiary.

I stand for 1. Truth, 2. Justice, and the 3. American Way. Being correct is Tertiary.

So you're saying... Being correct is the American Way?

I'm not sure that's right. :(

I stand for 1. Truth, 2. Justice, and the 3. American Way. Being correct is Tertiary.

So you're saying... Being correct is the American Way?

I'm not sure that's right. :(

Yeah, this is all very confusing.

This list of priority makes sense until point 3 which is where it all falls apart. I think the punctuation is what's messing it up. Also, the word "tertiary" means "third in order or level" according to a quick google. Therefore, "being correct" would be part of the American Way, according to definition, which is obviously incorrect. However, because of punctuation it's presented as if the first 3 items on the list take priority over being correct.

Which would make sense, since the "American Way" is to be boastfully incorrect about most things...but then would make the tertiary point redundant.

The true paradox is that his statement states that being correct is tertiary...but with so many incorrect points in his statement, it thus becomes correct.

(The main point, anyway, was that I was claiming that being correct was Tertiary... after listing off three numbered things. Thus playing havoc with the assertion that I like things technically correct. I play a long, deep game.)

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