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default slide vs dedicated slide 99 deadzone & 70 deadzone (all rollers are different, times will vary) #BlackOps6

1,041,354 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Jackson Merrill Enthusiast 的头像
Jackson Merrill Enthusiast1 年前

most jobless post ive seen this week🙏

Austin 的头像
Austin1 年前

what is dedicated slide

milo 的头像
milo1 年前

which button u got for dropshot/crouch when u got dedicated slide button

Tricky 的头像
Tricky1 年前

so the difference between just pushing the slide button and then slide canceling lol?

auti 🐈‍⬛🏳️‍⚧️ 的头像
auti 🐈‍⬛🏳️‍⚧️1 年前

useless information

Doubledieshmond 的头像
Doubledieshmond1 年前

How do I activate dedicated slide

Pablo 的头像
Pablo1 年前

Everybody better be ready to cash out on new rollers every couple months 😂

Dizxo 的头像
Dizxo1 年前

BUT WHATS THE SECRET!!! I NEED TO KNOW

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