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Dinggus

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coolness :)

1.9 = Dinggus ~ i wasn't in a clan then but i made my own Newbs Anonymous {NA} +HuntinU== is my friend and bragged about being better than me, but looks like i owned him :p

2.0 = {BH}Cpl.Dinggus ~ just got into this clan, its the best one on that version.. since theres only like 3-4 servers :x

the second picture i just got last week

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Me (Thal) & CJ have started playing quite often together and we kicked ass on dust last time we played it. Beat me by only 3 deaths.

Warkof and Waimea are also regualar teammates/opponents but they where a bit more invisible during this game. Ended the round with HSing Waimea as you can see :D

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Another one where we where the best players. This time we had one team each and once again he beat me (only one death this time). Not that much owning but still fun.

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Blackhearted

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Wow... Does anyone here not play CS:S, or CS?  :blink:

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I dont. and i dont plan on it anytime soon either. the Unreal series is more my thing when it comes to online multiplayer FPS games.

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haha i like how people are posting 16-7 ratios.. which isnt owning. if you been playing for 1 or 2 years thats a normal score...

i know everyone on neowin is very anti cheat and straight shooters.. i couldnt resist cheating in 1.6.. everyone was doing it and i hated those speed hackers so here ya go =D

the battlefield one is legit though. go to berlin, be a coalition, third row down i nthe middle row where the flag is located should be a block where you can hide in. snipe and rack up the kills.

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