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Clans for console? How about Clans but BETTER! Guilds are bringing the clans system into the modern era with enhanced features and console support. With Guild Leaderboards, Event Challenges, and more, this new social feature is set to redefine how Brawlers connect and compete starting in 2025! #BCX2024

62,781 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля blzy
blzy1 год назад

I know who will be number one😁

Фото профиля KD FryDasOle
KD FryDasOle1 год назад

Kingdom Guild....

Фото профиля Mirage 🦉🥐
Mirage 🦉🥐1 год назад

I’ve been waiting for this for 5 years 😭

Фото профиля miggy
miggy1 год назад

Brawlhalla is the best platform fighter out there!!!

Фото профиля QB | Baron Dipitous
QB | Baron Dipitous1 год назад

Oh. Oh boy. This is huge. The graphic novel is the biggest news to me. But this is the biggest news for the whole community!

Фото профиля Eo de Escila
Eo de Escila1 год назад

FINNALY!! I CAN BE TOXIC WITH CONSOLE PLAYERS NOWWW

Фото профиля Client eSports
Client eSports1 год назад

Client Guild 👀

Фото профиля Breezy 🥀❤️‍🩹
Breezy 🥀❤️‍🩹1 год назад

Took so long to do this I can’t even be excited for it man

Фото профиля spiderz
spiderz1 год назад

a dream come true. PART 2

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