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Level advantages are normally disabled in the Crucible in order to have an even playing field. The two exceptions to this are the [[Iron Banner]] and the [[Trials of Osiris]], where level advantages are enabled. This means that having high-level gear matters in these events. Also, Crucible [[Bounty|bounties]] can be completed in Iron Banner matches, whereas Iron Banner bounties must be completed in Iron Banner matches. | Level advantages are normally disabled in the Crucible in order to have an even playing field. The two exceptions to this are the [[Iron Banner]] and the [[Trials of Osiris]], where level advantages are enabled. This means that having high-level gear matters in these events. Also, Crucible [[Bounty|bounties]] can be completed in Iron Banner matches, whereas Iron Banner bounties must be completed in Iron Banner matches. | ||
The "Mercy Rule" will be implemented with the release of ''[[The Taken King]]''. This allows matches to end early when one team is without any chance of winning. When the rule is enacted, no more players may join the match, and the game clock is reset to 10 seconds. After those 10 seconds, the match will end normally. All players will receive their end of match rewards and return to matchmaking. [[Bungie]] will update the rule's identification function over time.<ref>[http://www.polygon.com/2015/9/4/9263955/destiny-crucible-mercy-rule-the-taken-king '''Polygon''' - ''Bungie's adding a new 'Mercy Rule' to Destiny's Crucible to reduce big blowouts'']</ref> | |||
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