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This isn't the first time the communities have tried to rally support for important causes. As WhippitGudd pointed out, Blizzard created a charity skin in the past and had great success raising an impressive amount of money for a good cause, with the Mercy skin in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:raising $12.7 million back in 2018. Just last year, Apex Legends players got together to raise money for the relief effort for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Mozambique's flooding crisis.
The original post has since been shared on , but so far neither developer has responded to the suggestion to create a charity skin. The amount of support beh🎉ind the idea from both communities is very heartening to see, and any money raised for the relief effort truly does matter.
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