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I can't really decide if enemies have classes like Guardians do, but given that Covenant and Pfhor enemies in previous games also had variations, it seems likely. These might be a major kind of Cabal, or perhaps something else entirely.

The vertical slit helmet here is similar to that shown earlier on a human Warlock character, and the large shield on the left hand definitely evokes the feel of a Hunter from Halo.

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...trying to stamp us out for good.

Still no clearer reason why humanity is so deserving of a stamping out.

These "rhino-like" Cabal, looking like a cross between Halo's Hunters and Mass Effect's Volus, appear to be on Venus or perhaps Mars, and in possession of some rather large guns with some rather large bayonets and a considerably larger wheeled vehicle.

Destiny wouldn't feel like a modern Bungie game without some vehicular combat, so here's hoping we get to blow up a lot of these in a bunch of different ways.

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... and they're pressing hard against the cit, probing for a weakness.

Much may hinge on what the motivation is for these numerous factions of aliens to be invading Earth. Resources? Living space? Religious significance?

If these aliens did not originate in our solar system, where did they come from, and how did they get here?

With technology so much more advanced than what humanity possesses, of what interest is Earth, either to the invading factions or to the Traveler?

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Meanwhile, on Pandora, the Vault Hunters find an old Russian space shuttle.

Just kidding.

... and now we've begun to venture back into the wild...

Human technology certainly seems to be more primitive here than in Halo, probably not due only to the unknown cause of destruction, but just a generally earlier level of development, hence the lack of FTL.

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Here we see a screen very familiar to Halo players-- a gameplay screen overlaid with a party list. Three out of a possible six players are in the party, which is joinable. Level 6 Halcylon and level 12 Deej will be sure to blame level 16 Stoshy for anything that goes wrong. The higher level Stoshy, we assume, is the one with the more impressive and cleaner-looking spaceship in the middle.

To the left is what appears to be a list of gameplay hoppers.

The first "The City" may be a safe area for trading, preparation and socialization. It's labeled "Home".

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