With each second that passes, your workers will produce minerals that you can use to construct buildings and defenses, as well a get more troops.
Warbound Storm's gameplay will be very familiar to anyone who has played an RTS. Like most MOBAs, the goal in this game is to destroy the enemy base, but instead of using a hero and a team, you'll have to build a base, recruit troops, and lead them into battle. Once it’s finished, Purple Heart Homes says they will work to find a plot of land in Iredell County to place the home on, as well as a veteran to call it home.Warbound Storm is a game that combines the basic premise of a MOBA with that of traditional RTS games. So I wrote just a little note that will forever be there, that this is Jake's house, and I love you with all my heart a lot.”Ĭrews worked on the home build all weekend long.
“We always told each other that we loved each other with all our heart,” said Cole Masear. “We receive an average of about three and a half applications per day for our services.”įor the Masear family, this race weekend is even more special as they help with the build and ensure Jake’s legacy lives on. “We help about 200 veterans a year, and our application pool we receive, and it's really ramped up in the past two years,” Cockerham said. With crews on site all week, Paul Cockerham with Purple Heart Homes says the opportunity gives fans a chance to see the build in action, and tour a finished model of what their organization gives to veterans. They combined Jake’s love of NASCAR with the events to honor the fallen during the Coca-Cola 600 race by bringing the build to the track. This year, they donated $80,000 to Purple Heart Homes to build a home in honor of Jake.īut the organization took it one step further. When the Masears learned about Purple Heart Homes, a nonprofit out of Iredell County that builds homes for veterans in need, they wanted to donate a home in Jake’s honor. “And life shouldn't stop because of tragedy or suffering. “So we want Jake's life just to be remembered through other people also,” Bill Masear said. Seven years later, they began Run the Jake 5K event, to honor Jake’s legacy and raise money for veteran organizations. Their lives were changed in an instant, while giving them a new purpose at the same time. And, you know, they didn't have to say anything. And, you know, she just hit the floor crying, not my Jake. And she kept saying, who's there? Who's there? And I couldn't, I couldn't tell her. “I remember opening the door, and they were just standing there,” Bill Masear said. This year they donated $80,000 to Purple Heart Homes to build a home in honor of Jake.
Masear began 'Run the Jake' 5K to raise money for military veteran projects.In November of 2010, Carroll died while serving in Afghanistan.Cole Masear's son, Jake Carroll, joined the U.S.
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