I want to hang out in Deadlock's New York so bad, man

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A downtown street in Deadlock, showing the Salt & Chalk Ritual Supplies sign with The New York Oracle building visible in the background.
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Don't mind me: I'm just seething over not being able to actually hang out in Deadlock's occult New York for real. As Elie noted earlier today, Deadlock's latest update made its map even more arresting, fleshing out Valve's accursed big apple with new district stylings and reworked lanes.

Deadlock's world is so refreshingly flavorful that not being able to explore it in person almost feels like an injustice. I want to watch the advertised dimensional chess tournament. I want to browse the selection at Salt & Chalk Ritual Supplies. I want to ask the Umbria University librarian about the claw-handed man in the portrait. I want to hang out here, man.

It's almost enough to make me a MOBA guy. Almost.

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