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Ghosts serve the important function of a narrative device, acting as a vehicle for important tasks such as informing players of new objectives, and also serve as a revive/respawn marker when a player's character dies during cooperative play.<ref name="E3 2013 Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTXPe7JIUk '''Eurogamer''' - ''PS4 E3 2013 Sony Conference'']</ref> Ghosts notify players when another player/Guardian has left the area or is revived. A Ghost can assist to more quickly revive another fallen player by holding the X button on the Xbox 360/One, the square button on the PlayStation 3/4, or the E key on PC. This can only be done in close proximity to a fallen player's death location, marked by their Ghost. On occasion, while on missions, certain objects must be scanned either to progress the narrative or provide additional context to the Guardian, which is visually represented as the Ghost flying out and scanning the object of interest. For example, scanning a dead [[Cabal]] on [[Phobos]] will have Ghost describe what legion it's from. | Ghosts serve the important function of a narrative device, acting as a vehicle for important tasks such as informing players of new objectives, and also serve as a revive/respawn marker when a player's character dies during cooperative play.<ref name="E3 2013 Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTXPe7JIUk '''Eurogamer''' - ''PS4 E3 2013 Sony Conference'']</ref> Ghosts notify players when another player/Guardian has left the area or is revived. A Ghost can assist to more quickly revive another fallen player by holding the X button on the Xbox 360/One, the square button on the PlayStation 3/4, or the E key on PC. This can only be done in close proximity to a fallen player's death location, marked by their Ghost. On occasion, while on missions, certain objects must be scanned either to progress the narrative or provide additional context to the Guardian, which is visually represented as the Ghost flying out and scanning the object of interest. For example, scanning a dead [[Cabal]] on [[Phobos]] will have Ghost describe what legion it's from. | ||
==Ghost | ==Ghost Shells== | ||
''For more information, see [[Ghost Shells]].'' | ''For more information, see [[Ghost Shells]].'' | ||
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File:Destiny Ghost Character Sheet.jpg|Ghost character sheet. | File:Destiny Ghost Character Sheet.jpg|Ghost character sheet. | ||
File:Destiny-GhostFrontierShell.jpg|In-game view of the Ghost Frontier Shell available from the Destiny Ghost Edition and the Destiny Limited Edition. | File:Destiny-GhostFrontierShell.jpg|In-game view of the Ghost Frontier Shell available from the Destiny Ghost Edition and the Destiny Limited Edition. | ||
File:Destiny-FrontierGhostShell.png|Extracted view of the Frontier Ghost | File:Destiny-FrontierGhostShell.png|Extracted view of the Frontier Ghost Shell. | ||
File:Destiny-IntrusionGhostShell.png|One of the Ghost | File:Destiny-IntrusionGhostShell.png|One of the Ghost Shells that debuted in ''[[The Taken King]]''. | ||
File:Destiny Ghost Edition 5.jpg|The Ghost replica that is included with the [[Destiny Ghost Edition]]. | File:Destiny Ghost Edition 5.jpg|The Ghost replica that is included with the [[Destiny Ghost Edition]]. | ||
File:Concept Art Warlock.png|Concept art of a [[Warlock]] with a Ghost. | File:Concept Art Warlock.png|Concept art of a [[Warlock]] with a Ghost. | ||