#ambassador program

[fitnesstrackerstuff-blog]

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[bluealienobsesser]

AU Where Aha'ri's death was the last straw for Alma and she leaves TAP with the children into the forest with no plan.

Single mother to 8 kids 💀. In case you guys didn't know there are four other sarentu students mentioned in the game so they are here too

[zaylephant]

Been watching to many slice of life lately, so have an Undertale college AU

[eywaseclipse]

I think this is the last AU recom Neteyam edit I have.

[terrythemerry]

Some notes pertaining to Teylan that some of you might find interesting.

Mild spoilers under the cut

Also if you guys want anything note related hit me up, I’m pretty sure I’ve collected every note/audio log in game. As well as all the Hunter Guide pages. It’s a really fun game.

Edit: Found one more

[thetombedspirit]

SPOILERS FOR AVATAR: FRONTIERS OF PANDORA - TAP CON-1 AND THE SARENTU MOOT MASSACRE

I wanted to post my full thoughts about the game after i finished my first playthrough, but I can not just keep what I just learned in my head, so be forwarned; Spoilers ahead.

Let me just say that the entire TAP CON-1 quest made me feel... disgusting.

That word perfectly encapsulates how I felt the second I heard how they made the children shower in disinfectant, as if they were diseased. I felt gross, and messy and just absolutely disgusted.

And then the massacre happened and I was just... I don't know how to describe it. Like, I knew Alma was involved, but the way that it all just poured out. That she was there during the whole slaughter, how she admits to playing ignorant, how she let the children believe the lie that their families abandoned them and it just made me think of everything else she's done since knowing her.

She did nothing as the RDA barged into the moot and slaughtered the entire clan.

She did nothing as the children were literally shoved into cages like animals, shackled like prisoners and then washed and striped of everything that made them Sarentu.

She proceeds to teach them what she sought out to teach, knowing damn well the consequences of wanting her school program to work.

She did nothing as Mercer and Harding trained/abused the children.

She did nothing when Mercer killed Aha'ri (which should have been the breaking point at this rate)

She left the children in cyrosleep for 16 years, not once thinking to check if they were actually alive.

She proceeds to keep her secret, and even expresses confirmation in an audio log that "they made the right choice" when bringing up how the Sarentu children are adjusting to the resistance. Basically implying that she's glad her teachings worked.

She tells Ri'nela that the Kame'tire can't be trusted, alienating the clan that she indirectly ruined with her ambitions.

And when she's finally figured out and Alma's Avatar is killed, she laments about never experiencing Pandora freely anymore, as if she expects Ri'nela and MC to lament with her.

After the whole funeral, I began rummaging it around in my head, and in the end, I concluded that the death of Alma's avatar and her actions are in direct parallel to Jake's.

Jake wanted to be part of the Na'vi because he got to actually connect with it's culture and worked to become a part of it. And when he screwed up, he worked to earn the Omaticaya's forgiveness, eventually becoming a true Na'vi.

Alma pretty much already saw herself as part of the Na'vi, despite barely doing anything. When Nor happily shows them the Sarentu knife and then laments how it was kept as a trophy and Alma said it was back with "us", like she was implying herself as part of the Sarentu. And she did very little if nothing at all to amend her mistakes, instead opting to play the victim here.

I also thought about Grace here, and her own sins with her own school. But the difference there is that she actually worked to make a friendship with the Omaticaya before taking in students. And her school was out in the forest, made from wood and full of life and learning. Alma's school was indoors inside metal walls, cut off from the outside world and they were taught one-sided knowledge that boosted the RDA's image and tarnished the Na'vi's.

And then Grace's School failed, she to seemed to loose herself to her avatar, preferring her avatar body to her human,, but she never once tried to cover up her mistakes. And she tried to make things work.

Alma did nothing but cover up the truth until it couldn't be hidden anymore.

In the end, the fact that just one quest could make me feel like this and have me think about all this really shows that the story works.

So it's gameplay is a little too simular to Far Cry. Who cares? So long as the story has me feeling complex emotions like this, I will play it.

Even if the glitches get a little annoying, I still enjoy every bit of this game.

And I will post my full thoughts on the game once I've finished it.

Anyway, thanks for putting up with my train wreck of thoughts!

[aryamistwood]

Star Stable Affiliate Program

About an hour ago, Star Stable announced their affiliate program via their Instagram story/reels. Basically, you promote the game with a special link. People who sign up/buy the game with your link earn you a commission.

On the one hand, it's nice they can reward content creators for the promotion they're already doing.

But this IS NOT the Ambassador Program. This program doesn't offer behind the scenes, feature testing, or an open forum for community feedback. This program is purely financial.

You do get an account manager to support you, but it seems like it's just for your promotion campaigns and not for game feedback.

Look, I'm not in this game to make money. I adore this game with autistic passion and I just want other people to know about it and use what little voice I have to make it better.

If this is the replacement for the ambassador program, that's extremely disappointing for me.

[daughterofsarenrae]

Friend came to visit me at work!! Incredibly chill gopher snake, let me carry him around to meet people and to move him further away from the museum. Isn't he beautiful

[underlockv]

New Capcom RE Survey!

At the very end they ask what other Resident Evil game you would like to see remade! I wrote Code Veronica, because of course I did. But feel free to fill this out as well (I really want to see Claire again, and capcom already squashed the CVX fan remake so if you write Code Veronica I'll forever be in your debt. TBH every other remake seems like it'll happen regardless, but I have a bad feeling Code Veronica won't be considered without fans insisting). HERE IS THE SURVEY LINK!

[twiichii]

July is Wildfire Season

I hope you all are having a wonderful summer! Between working with Anise Health (as an APCC) and Upward Together (as a Teaching Artist), I have been underpaid, unfulfilled, etc. While the work is quite wonderful, I can’t help but struggle with the slow pace and honestly feel a bit hopeless and detached at times. Thus, I pursued two summer programs that can add to the holistic, fulfilling, and…

[parachim]

i had heard that the space brothers manga ended and I was getting caught up. As I was getting close to the last handful of chapters i realized there was no way everything was going to wrap up in time and all the foreshadowing that the main characters were going to die might actually happen

THEN I GET TO THE LAST CHAPTER ON THE SITE AND I FIND OUT ITS NOT ACTUALLY OVER ITS STILL BEING PUBLISHED

[fowlblue]

In excellent news, I have now been signed off on the animal ambassadors I’ve been working with this semester- this means I am now a trainer (albeit not a mentor) as opposed to being trained in how to work with them.

Behold.

[bluealienobsesser]

Got bored so I drew the poster tap students. Two of them are facing away so I had to make something up

[sivavakkiyar]

[moonsupremesblog]

I am very happy to join @中国绿色基金会's Wetland Protection Program, let us restore wetlands and protect wetland biodiversity.

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Glad he's chosen to push forward the need to protect Wetlands. My conservation heart is swelling. 😍

Source: Wang Hedi_Dylan Weibo

[interships-ulead]

Few hacks to crack a paid internship online!

The pandemic, recession, global heat waves, amidst all this chaos, somehow our world still keeps moving. People are on the move looking for work and opportunities. Added to that the internet has revolutionised the way we work, learn, and even intern. With the rise of online internships, students now have access to a wider range of opportunities and can gain valuable work experience from anywhere in the world.

However, competition for these work from home internships is high, and it can be challenging to stand out from the crowd. In this blog post, we will discuss five hacks to crack a paid internship online.

1. Build a Strong Online Presence

In the digital age, your online presence is often the first impression you make on potential employers. Start by creating a professional-looking LinkedIn profile and include relevant information such as your education, work experience, and skills. Join relevant groups and connect with professionals in your field of interest. Also, make sure that your other social media profiles are up to date and free of any unprofessional content.

2. Network, network, network

Networking is crucial when it comes to finding a paid internship. Joining relevant online communities, attending virtual events and workshops, and reaching out to professionals in your field can help you gain valuable connections and increase your chances of finding a paid internship. Make sure to tailor your communication to each person you reach out to, and don't be afraid to ask for advice or recommendations.

3. Develop new skills

In addition to having relevant skills and experience, companies are also looking for interns who are willing to learn and develop new skills. Consider taking online courses certifications from Unschool to demonstrate your willingness to learn and improve in your field or related areas. This can also help you stand out from other applicants who may not have the same level of training or knowledge.

4. Showcase Your Skills Through a Portfolio

Creating a portfolio that showcases your skills and projects can help you stand out from other candidates. Include examples of your work, such as writing samples, design projects, or code snippets. Make sure that your portfolio is well-organized and easy to navigate, and highlight your best work. Moreover, you can develop your skills from work from home internship which can benefit you in future. 

5. Follow up

After submitting your application for a paid internship, it's important to follow up with the company to show your interest and enthusiasm. This can be as simple as sending a thank-you email or following up on the status of your application. This will demonstrate your professionalism and help you stand out from other applicants who may not have followed up.

In conclusion, landing an online paid internship program requires effort, dedication, and persistence. With Ulead, your dream internship is only a few steps away!! Also, don’t forget to network, customize your application, develop new skills, create a strong online presence, and follow up, so you can increase your chances of landing the perfect paid internship. Good luck!.  Apply today!!.