Detroit Project Isthmus & NL-1331 Contest Winners (And Honorable Mentions!)

Detroit Project Isthmus & NL-1331 Contest Winners (And Honorable Mentions!)

Day three's Obsidian Artifact mission competition has completed - another impressive turn out! Detroit really does "represent hard" (thanks Nick Dumas ) , getting an impressive early start with a flurry of activity!  Just like the previous two days - we were VERY impressed!

Take a look at the attached winner's photo below, as well as the screenshots of the impressive agents who participated today.

Here are the rankings for tonight's event:
#1 (ENL) - Ryan Malkin  /@FubarBazquux
#1 (RES) - Mark Head  /@Gwildor1

#2 - MaryAnn k  /@mkay007
#3 - Brian R  /@NaturalMagic
#4 - Krystina Loftis  /@Awsti
#5 - Logan 1034  /@logan1034
#6 - D FLIP  /@dflip
#7 - Sean Mccluskey  /@galactichalo
#8 - Smak Takular  /@smaktakular
#9 - Kyle Campbell  /@mymixtape
#10 - Sean Gerrity  /@sugewhite
#11 - Brian Kissick  /@Un0btainium
#12 - Rob Samhaine  /@Asinto
#13 - Suman Gubba  /@gambit116
#14 - Chuck Badger  /@Shwalamazula
#15 - Section Seven  /@sectionseven
#16 - Joe Poniatowski  /@CruzeControl
#17 - Preety Otal  /@meta000x

You'll notice that as of today we have been fortunate enough to secure two "first place prizes" - one for each faction, thank you Niantic , Linda B , and Ethan Lepouttre !

Just like the last two days, and the next one - everyone who competed today will ALSO get some limited edition Project Isthmus swag (once we have it produced), regardless of if you qualified for an in-person prize today or now.

Huge thanks to everyone that participated, we hope you had as much fun doing this as we have had facilitating it :-)

Andrew Krug Edgar Allan Wright flint dille John Hanke 














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