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BEST GEKKO LINEUPS FOR B SITE EXECUTE | MAP ASCENT 1. Mosh pit Stairs 2. Flash clear Logs, Market, Lane, whole Site 3. Kowalski clears Boat #VALORANT

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Bro you are doing an insane job wtf thanks!

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This agent is crazy 🤪

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we call the boi kowalski now, perfect

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