Average British Fella 🇬🇧 | Bungie ID: Tony#5921 | Built different | Somewhat consistent streamer | Fundraiser for @BungieLove 💙

United Kingdom
Joined September 2021
"Dad, how good were you at Destiny 2"
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🎃It's time to get spooky 🎃 Our annual Halloween stream is back! We're packing in a D2 Bungie Bounty, Marathon runs and some SRL for good measure. Join us for tricks, treats and a few surprises 👀 📅: 10/30 12PM - 5 PM PT 📺: twitch.tv/bungiefoundation See ya there if ya dare 👻
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I asked 50 Guardians Their Takes on Bungie, Rebuilding Trust and the Future of Destiny. Watch below! 👇 youtu.be/8Wyd-nQXCkI Much like the last project, this was an absolute pleasure to create. The video stands as a great collection on how the community is feeling, what they want to see from Bungie and what they'd like for the future of the Destiny franchise moving forward through these uncertain times. Thank you to everyone who participated! #Destiny2MOTW #MOTW
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i thought I'd never see this again 🥲
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Thanks to you, Wish Kid Eli got a new gaming PC. His family shared this note: "Words can't express how much we appreciate all you have done for Eli. He had the biggest smile when he heard Bungie was his sponsor. What you all do for kids that go through these things is amazing!"
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Today, we’re sharing more about the future of Bungie, including our plans for Destiny, Marathon, and how we’re changing the way we work. Read more on Bungie.net: bung.ie/bungiefuture
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Usually when my mental health was through the roof I’d play Destiny with the boys but no one plays anymore so 🥲
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Mental health is no joke ♡
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When your hair is still wet in the back, so you can’t put your bonnet on yet. 🫩
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😪🙏💔 Today the doctor's told my mom and I that tomorrow morning they will turn off all prolonging measures to let my daddy fall asleep peacefully and reunite with the good Lord in Heaven 😪🙏 I am sharing one of my most painful and vulnerable moments of my entire life in hope that someone out there finds it in their heart to help us so we can give my dad an honorable and dignified funeral and pay the open bills. 😪🙏💔 gofundme.com/f/help-family-a… If you can't or don't want to donate, please re-tweet this post or share my GoFundMe link with your friends, your church, your family, your communities 🙏 gofundme.com/f/help-family-a…
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I have never felt more pain in my entire life or more despair ever before 😪I am just so deeply heartbroken💔and so lost. I just don't know anymore what to do. PLEASE 🙏- whoever reads this - please share my @gofundme fundraiser 😪🙏PLEASE! gofundme.com/f/help-family-a…, keep us in your prayer 🙏and if you can, please donate 😪Every dollar, every share, every nice word, every prayer, every thought helps! PLEASE! Please help me 😪😪😪🙏 So desperate... ❤️Sunny P.S. When you go to my gofundme you will see the top part being in German, but just scroll down a bit for the English version. Thank you so much! #help
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This breaks my heart if anyone can help her out don’t hesitate 🙏🏻
🙏🙏🙏Please Help My Dad and Our Small Family Through This Difficult Time I never imagined I would ever have to write something like this in my life... Just a week ago, my dad and I were talking on the phone about the soccer games on TV during the World Cup, laughing, and making plans. Then, within moments, everything changed. My dad suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm last week and lost consciousness almost immediately. Shortly afterwards on the same day, he experienced a second brain bleed at the hospital and had to undergo emergency surgery. Since then, he has remained in a natural coma. The doctors have told us that his prognosis is very poor. They do not know if or truly believe that he will ever regain consciousness, and if he does, they expect him to have severe and permanent disabilities. Even so, we continue to hope and pray for a miracle every single day! This Campaign does NOT mean that we have given up!!! While we are living through the fear, uncertainty and emotional pain of not knowing whether my dad will ever wake up, we are also facing an overwhelming financial burden that we simply cannot carry on our own and are so afraid of. My mother struggles with serious health problems of her own and depends on my support. Although my parents have been divorced for almost 25 years, they remained close friends after nearly 60 years of knowing each other, and she is heartbroken. I am doing everything I can to care for both of my parents. At the same time, I struggle with severe anxiety and panic disorder, migraine with aura of which I have just had another episode, high blood pressure, and cardiac arrythmias, all of which have become much worse under the immense stress. There are no siblings and no extended family to lean on. It is just the two of us trying to face the hardest time of our lives. Over the past few years, our family has already been through more than we ever thought we could bear. My dad fought cancer and, thankfully, recovered. When it later appeared to have returned, he faced treatment once again, and we were incredibly grateful when things looked hopeful again. Then, only about eight months ago, he suffered a heart attack. Each time, we held on to hope. Each time, we believed we had finally made it through the worst. Now we find ourselves here, facing yet another unimaginable crisis and most definitely the worst of our lives. The emotional, physical, and financial strain of these past years has been overwhelming. All we have ever wanted was what so many families hope for: for the people we love to be healthy, to have more time together, and to enjoy a long, happy life together as a family. My dad is such a wonderful, eloquent, literate kind of person whom I have the best conversations with, may it have been medicine, politics or just about life. We sometimes spoke multiple times a day. Like every family, we had our disagreements from time to time, but nothing ever changed the special bond we share. He will always be my daddy, and I will always be his little girl. Every time I look in the mirror, I see his eyes looking back at me. The donations will help us cover the many expenses we will be and already are facing, including my father's rent and utility costs during the notice period, the lease and maintenance for his beloved garden allotment that due to the recent heart attack has been neglected for a while. One of my dad's wishes was that, one day, I would keep some of his personal belongings. Because I live in a very small apartment, I would need to put them into storage for the time being. Unfortunately, that is another expense I simply cannot afford right now. My mom and I also depend on his car because, due to my medical condition, I am unable to use public transportation and with her age and medical condition she cannot either. At the same time, I have no idea how we will manage all of the additional financial responsibilities that lie ahead. The eventual cost of clearing his apartment if necessary and — if the worst should happen — giving him the dignified farewell he deserves. If my father recovers against all expectations, every donation would instead be used for his medical care, rehabilitation, and any support he may need on his long road to recovery. Every donation, no matter the amount, means more to us than words can express. And if you are unable to donate, simply sharing our story would be an incredible act of kindness. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for taking the time to read our story, for keeping my dad and us in your thoughts and prayers, and for giving our family hope during the darkest days we have ever known. ❤️ gofund.me/ff5b0d708 #gofundme #help #emergency #aid #Fundraising #Donation #dono #fundraiser #brainaneursym #brain #aneurysm #family #hospital #destiny2 #destiny3 #bungie @BillGates @elonmusk @TPUSA @BungieLove @EpicTofuChris
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🙏🙏🙏Please Help My Dad and Our Small Family Through This Difficult Time I never imagined I would ever have to write something like this in my life... Just a week ago, my dad and I were talking on the phone about the soccer games on TV during the World Cup, laughing, and making plans. Then, within moments, everything changed. My dad suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm last week and lost consciousness almost immediately. Shortly afterwards on the same day, he experienced a second brain bleed at the hospital and had to undergo emergency surgery. Since then, he has remained in a natural coma. The doctors have told us that his prognosis is very poor. They do not know if or truly believe that he will ever regain consciousness, and if he does, they expect him to have severe and permanent disabilities. Even so, we continue to hope and pray for a miracle every single day! This Campaign does NOT mean that we have given up!!! While we are living through the fear, uncertainty and emotional pain of not knowing whether my dad will ever wake up, we are also facing an overwhelming financial burden that we simply cannot carry on our own and are so afraid of. My mother struggles with serious health problems of her own and depends on my support. Although my parents have been divorced for almost 25 years, they remained close friends after nearly 60 years of knowing each other, and she is heartbroken. I am doing everything I can to care for both of my parents. At the same time, I struggle with severe anxiety and panic disorder, migraine with aura of which I have just had another episode, high blood pressure, and cardiac arrythmias, all of which have become much worse under the immense stress. There are no siblings and no extended family to lean on. It is just the two of us trying to face the hardest time of our lives. Over the past few years, our family has already been through more than we ever thought we could bear. My dad fought cancer and, thankfully, recovered. When it later appeared to have returned, he faced treatment once again, and we were incredibly grateful when things looked hopeful again. Then, only about eight months ago, he suffered a heart attack. Each time, we held on to hope. Each time, we believed we had finally made it through the worst. Now we find ourselves here, facing yet another unimaginable crisis and most definitely the worst of our lives. The emotional, physical, and financial strain of these past years has been overwhelming. All we have ever wanted was what so many families hope for: for the people we love to be healthy, to have more time together, and to enjoy a long, happy life together as a family. My dad is such a wonderful, eloquent, literate kind of person whom I have the best conversations with, may it have been medicine, politics or just about life. We sometimes spoke multiple times a day. Like every family, we had our disagreements from time to time, but nothing ever changed the special bond we share. He will always be my daddy, and I will always be his little girl. Every time I look in the mirror, I see his eyes looking back at me. The donations will help us cover the many expenses we will be and already are facing, including my father's rent and utility costs during the notice period, the lease and maintenance for his beloved garden allotment that due to the recent heart attack has been neglected for a while. One of my dad's wishes was that, one day, I would keep some of his personal belongings. Because I live in a very small apartment, I would need to put them into storage for the time being. Unfortunately, that is another expense I simply cannot afford right now. My mom and I also depend on his car because, due to my medical condition, I am unable to use public transportation and with her age and medical condition she cannot either. At the same time, I have no idea how we will manage all of the additional financial responsibilities that lie ahead. The eventual cost of clearing his apartment if necessary and — if the worst should happen — giving him the dignified farewell he deserves. If my father recovers against all expectations, every donation would instead be used for his medical care, rehabilitation, and any support he may need on his long road to recovery. Every donation, no matter the amount, means more to us than words can express. And if you are unable to donate, simply sharing our story would be an incredible act of kindness. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for taking the time to read our story, for keeping my dad and us in your thoughts and prayers, and for giving our family hope during the darkest days we have ever known. ❤️ gofund.me/ff5b0d708 #gofundme #help #emergency #aid #Fundraising #Donation #dono #fundraiser #brainaneursym #brain #aneurysm #family #hospital #destiny2 #destiny3 #bungie @BillGates @elonmusk @TPUSA @BungieLove @EpicTofuChris
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I need more people to play Outlast Trials with. 😔
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I will never understand how anyone can play Minecraft or Roblox for fun 🧐
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RT @BungieLove: Lightkeepers, you have once again triumphantly solidified yourselves as absolute legends. Throughout our Monument of Triump…
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I gotta respect Saltagreppo he really gets everyone arguing by anything he says 😭
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coming to the end of the fundraiser I'm happy to have just participated and doing so I was able to raise $590 out of $1500 which put me at $1609 raised in total so thank you everyone who donated so far still time left if anyone is feeling generous 💙 tiltify.com/@paradiced-46800…
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Last chance to get these rewards before the campaign ends soon! tiltify.com/@kubacki/copy-ku…
Lightkeepers, you've shown up in a BIG way for Monument of Triumph. We're closing in on $700K raised, and to celebrate, we've added two highly requested emblems plus Humanity's Chosen as a fundraiser reward. Thank you for answering the call! ♥️Donate now: bung.ie/MOTvault
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Hey guys come help me try to reach my goal I’m at 150 out 500 let’s keep the grind going and I decreases the prices 😊 tilt.fyi/qJ1Zvlx8NA
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