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Announcing the Voltaic x @Aimlab Deadlock Fundamentals ⌜Crafted by @cartoonFPS⌟ An aim routine that covers all bases for aiming on Deadlock such as precise tracking, and small flicks for farming. It involves a heavy emphasis on precise/controlled tracking. 🏹 Links below

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@cartoonFPS ∙ Guide ∙ Playlist ∙ Aimlabs+ (50% off /w VOLTAIC50) #AimlabsPartner

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@aimlab punch routine when

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@aimlab parry & punch routine soon™️

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@aimlab @cartoonFPS @cartoonFPS how many hours are you at now 😭😭

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@aimlab @cartoonFPS Dope! Y'all are always on top of things. *cracks knuckles* Time to get owned by VT things.

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@aimlab @cartoonFPS glad to be of service, u got this 🫡

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@aimlab @cartoonFPS Foortinajti routine when?

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@aimlab @cartoonFPS I can't believe it, they banned me from the voltaic discord after being there for more than 4 years, for sharing an open source project that I made for the community to help with the new logitech map, can you unban me? this is unfair

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