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Me after seeing the twins in the atomic heart trailer: I serve the Soviet Union

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After seeing the twins in the Atomic Heart Trailer: I serve the Soviet Union


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mick_gordon Подписаться : On February 24, 2022, I, like the rest of the world, was horrified as Putin's armies escalated the war in Ukraine with a brutal and unjustifiable invasion, causing immense suffering for the Ukrainian people. The tragedy of this conflict cannot be overstated, with countless innocent lives already lost and the country deeply impacted by violence and instability. This invasion was not a decision of the Russian people but rather an authoritarian regime that disregards human rights and dignity. The world must continue to demand an end to this aggression and stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people. Two years earlier, in April 2020, Mundfish Studio approached me to contribute to the musical vision of Atomic Heart. The game's unique aesthetic, combined with my musician's love for Soviet-era synthesisers, provided an exciting creative opportunity. I was thrilled to be involved and am grateful that the team saw fit to bring me onboard. Working with Mundfish is an absolute delight, as they prioritise imagination and artistic freedom, which is evident in the game's stunning art direction and detailed world-building. I'm eager to see and hear my musical contributions come to life in the final game when Atomic Heart releases later this month. I am proud to donate my fee from the game to the Australian Red Cross' Ukraine Crisis Appeal in support of the people of Ukraine who are heroically defending their country against aggression. I believe it is important to support pro-peace organisations, stand up for what is right and to help those in need, especially during times of crisis. This donation is a way for me to provide practical support to those whose lives have been impacted by the war. The Red Cross has been a vital resource for those affected by the conflict, providing aid, medical care, and psychosocial support. By supporting the Red Cross, I am confident that my donation will positively impact those in need, and I am honoured to use my work as a means to help those affected by the conflict.
✿ZekeFreek HD @ZekeFreek Someone vandalized the atomic heart tvtropes page. History says it was just a few hours ago today. Just imagine how many ukrainian lives were saved because someone was brave enough to maliciously edit a wiki page on the internet. Truly, they are the real heroes. Video Game / Atomic Heart Laconic Video Game YMMV Create New Ⓒ Atomic Heart is p------------, that you shouldn't play if you don't want yours personal data to be stolen and to be given to the Russian government. The game is glorifying Soviet Union, completely forgetting about three Holodomors, forced russification of all non-russians. And on top of this the Mundfish is the Russian studio which was sponsored by the VK which is under control of the Russian government. This s--- doesn't deserves a Tv tropes page. For Russians ИДИТЕ НАХУЮ В СВОЕ БОЛОТО И НЕ ВЫЛАЗТЕ ОТ ТУДА СВИНИ НЕ ДОЛЖНЫ БЫТЬ НЕ В МЕСТЕ ДЛЯ НОРМАЛЬНЫХ ЛЮДЕЙ. SLAVA UKRAINI 8:06 PM. Feb 15, 2023 93.7K Views Follow ATOMIC HEART The utopian dream is not what it seems.
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