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FancyOrb's Global Warfare 3 is almost here! 🌏🪖3️⃣ A Rust event like no other - where hundreds of creators and players from around the world represent their actual countries in-game and battle it out for an incredible storyline. Expect heated politics, massive world wars, and power shifts written live...

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FancyOrb1 year ago

This year will be a movie🌎

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tacularr1 year ago

I was not expecting to hear my voice in this haha wtf

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Porgie1 year ago

I had a blast making this >:)

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Monstera1 year ago

Absolute cinema 🔥 🇨🇦

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Ser Winter1 year ago

… Smashing 😈

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NazE1 year ago

Que buena cinematica wacho😍

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Jack Shephard1 year ago

VIVA ITALY! 🇮🇹

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Adarlardjager1 year ago

The work on the cinematics is insanely well made. The Italian Empire will be their, Time for amazing Roleplay and Conflicts.

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Junin1 year ago

letss goooooooooo

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