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Countdown to Heatwave 3/16: Polluted Bay Another Vita Nova map, where a large estuary finds its way to the coast. This one introduced tidal power and the unique challenges of not having wind turbines.

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Matt Kennard1 year ago

This needs to happen Get Kneecap, too

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Imgur1 year ago

Daren the Lion would be proud 🦁 #memes #imgur

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dmg041 year ago

The only folks we don’t invite to the conversation are those who can’t hold respectful exchanges when giving feedback, or those who lean into hateful rhetoric that goes against our studio pillars/code of conduct. I’ve seen numerous presentations quoting negative reception or conversation. We’ve held direct chats with a ton of folks who had critical feedback to make sure we understood the core of their words. We continue to listen, adapt, and change based on posts and voices we find throughout the community. Of course we celebrate wins and appreciate positive commentary on what you truly enjoy within Destiny, but we don’t actively ignore critical feedback or solely focus on those who say positive things. Frankly, I don’t see this sort of behavior from colleagues at other studios, either. Much love.

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Jason Scott 🇨🇦1 year ago

#Ableg Danielle Smith is still pretending Albertans asked for an Alberta police force. Nobody but her separatist base wants it. I’m an Albertan, and I’m done being gaslit. So sick of this.

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