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Gamers will be teleported to"D.C. 63, a reimagined Washington... and to the Lincoln Memorial and United States National Mall, where Dr. King gave his iconic 17-minute speech for Civil Rights."
Completing collaborative mini-quests will also earn you a"D.C. 63" tag you can spray paint on walls in the game.Gamers weren't really sure how to take the news at first, especially as many on Twitter seemed to think Dr. King would actually be aBut even after the clarification, some online still weren't convinced the well-intentioned idea was a good one.
As Black Girl Gamers pointed out on twitter, while the programmers didn't allow weapons in D.C 63, they didn't deactivate Fortnight's trademark silly dances, and demonstrated with a clip of someone doing one in front of one of the screens playing Dr. King's speech:See now...why didn't they deactivate dancing emotes and any emotes that would be deemed disrespectful?
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