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Bloodline DLC is available now. The standalone expansion reintroduces
Watch Dog’s Aiden Pierce and the sequel’s Wrench in a new story arc. The DLC was accompanied by Title Update 5.0, which introduces Operative mask options amongst a plethora of bug fixes and general gameplay improvements.
Set before the events of the main game,
Bloodline once again puts players in the shoes of Aiden Pearce from
Watch Dogs and Wrench from
Watch Dogs 2. Aiden takes on a routine fixer job in London and aims to reconnect with his nephew, Jackson. The job sends him into one of Broca Tech’s laboratories to steal a mysterious piece of technology, but Wrench unexpectedly steals the device instead. Aiden needs to team up with Jackson to take on the corporate giant but Wrench’s unpredictability won’t make things easy.
Extra pair of jeans? Student wants them for a good cause
Sarah Neal-Estes MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) While volunteering at Hearts and Hands United’s Coats Against the Cold event a few years ago, Averie Jamison watched a fellow volunteer, Al Holdren, give his own coat to a man in need when they ran out of his size. The kind gesture inspired the Wes-Del High School student immediately, and she began brainstorming ways she could help the community. Hearts and Hands United had its an annual coat drive and a Tools for School event, which provides students with a backpack full of supplies and a pair of shoes every summer. Jamison wanted to do even more, thinking of collecting an array of items, from T-shirts to jeans.
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Extra pair of jeans? Student wants them for a good cause
CHARLOTTE STEFANSKI, The Star Press
July 3, 2021
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MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) While volunteering at Hearts and Hands United’s Coats Against the Cold event a few years ago, Averie Jamison watched a fellow volunteer, Al Holdren, give his own coat to a man in need when they ran out of his size.
The kind gesture inspired the Wes-Del High School student immediately, and she began brainstorming ways she could help the community.
Hearts and Hands United had its an annual coat drive and a Tools for School event, which provides students with a backpack full of supplies and a pair of shoes every summer. Jamison wanted to do even more, thinking of collecting an array of items, from T-shirts to jeans.