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Grand Master

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Managed to get the Sniper set complete yesterday :D Someone saw me walking around with "Sidney Sleeper" and "Darwin's Danger Shield" and so he decided to trade the hat with me. I traded it for 3 hats which I never use, lol :p So then I started to chop down each enemy with my Bushwacka :rofl:

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Ayepecks

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Scratch that. I just got a deal of a life time..

Vintage Ushanka traded for a Vintage Fedora.. which I've been looking for.

Now to trade this series 2 crate for a Vintage mask.

Fedoras really aren't hard to come by, I thought. I used to have two.

That mask is one of the most awesome items in the game (especially when paired with the mirror), so I doubt you'd find anybody sane who's willing to trade it.

I do hope you get lucky though, because it is so very awesome.

I concur.

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Wow, the last two crates I opened both contained The Scottish Resistance...

Crafted myself Your Eternal Reward, it's rubbish in the fact you can't disguise...

Cloack, then sneak up to an oponnent and then decloack and stab him in the back. You'll then be disguised as him :p

But you probably already knew this :shiftyninja:

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Teebor

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I didn't get to play as long as I expected this weekend however this is what happened

Played 4 hours and got two items

In this way :-

Played on one server for an hour and got one drop (rubbish item)

Played on a second server and got a second drop (another rubbish item) in the first hour

Then got no drops after that for the next two hours playing on that same server

Shame really, as I was having some damn good games and I was REALLY enjoying myself, didn't even notice until I stopped that I had not got any drops for like two hours

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