For Blizzard Entertainment senior technical artist Takki Thammawan, getting a job working on Overwatch 2 was a dream he didn’t realize could ever come true. He grew up in Thailand playing mostly Japanese video games with his brother, and when he moved to the US to pursue an arts career. Overwatch 1 was the first Blizzard game he played, resulting in him making jokes about one day getting involved with the franchise. Flash forward to 2021, and now he was working with some of the people he looked up to as a gaming fan.

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Death is one thing we all have in common as humans. But, ironically, death, dying, and grief can feel extremely isolating when you’re going through it. The overwhelming emotions that come with death can cause you to feel miles away from community and no longer a part of an ever-spinning world, particularly in societies like the United States, where half of adults report experiencing loneliness every day. Death doulas challenge this individualistic approach to the end of life, making sure that people nearing death feel seen, heard, and held.