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Day 1 at MAGFest! We had such a blast catching up with everyone at Unity's Indie Dev Mixer! So many familiar faces including some that it has been years since we've seen! Great seeing you all! 🥰
Here's to our first year attending just for fun and not as a MIVS dev—we're going to do everything this year! 🤩
Make sure to check out HALT at Magfest 2023! You can play our demo and grab some bookmarks!!
What's the difference between AMO and UCRT? In what situations does Unity deploy one or the other?
AMOs (Agilely Mental Operatives) are a term used for any of Unity’s Ment field agents. They usually work either solo with an MIV (aka remote strategist), or in a small team. They have “facenames” that reflect how they fight:
K is Nox, because they prefer nighttime missions and blackouts.
One of the options for Sally is Delphi, because she predicts the future.
Gray’s facename, before he inherited the role of Fortitude, was Deflect. For deflecting bullets. (AMOs get to pick their own facenames, and Gray is not the most creative.)
UCRT (Unity’s Crisis Response Team) is a seven-member team filled with elite AMOs who have additional training to act as their own MIVs. They have more freedom in making calls during missions, and are sent to deal with the highest level Ments or any other crisis considered too dangerous for standard AMOs. UCRT takes on global missions, whereas most other AMO teams stay local.
AMOs usually need to have a Pollard Score 8 or above, and most UCRT members are 9s and 10s. UCRT members also take on face names and team roles that have been passed down (although not usually from father-to-son like John and Nick). These names reflect why they fight instead of how: Justice, Fortitude, Temperance, Hope, Equality, Peace, and Integrity.
How has it already been over a week since @AwesomeCon? 😯 This was our first time attending and wow! We were blown away! The Awesome Arcade had the greatest sense of community we have ever experienced at any event. Everyone was so thoughtful and friendly and just generally looked out for one another. This is what community is. Thank you all so much for giving us an incredible weekend. Can't wait to see you all again! Until the next con! ☺🤗💞
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Wrap-up dinner for Awesome Con at Bantam King with Shademare! 🍲😋 This was such an amazing weekend! Thank you everyone who came to play with us and made our first Awesome Con awesome! 😎🎮🐰
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Surprise visit from our friend, Ida, at @awesomecons! Ida has always been an incredible supporter of ours and has helped us through countless events! ☺️ She's also an amazing stop motion animator! You can check out her latest short, Fresh Green, here: https://bit.ly/2DDtmif
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