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Liberty Square

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2knee2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Sick! Been waiting for a project to do this…Glad it was Liberty🥇🫡

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Liberty Square2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames thanks, dude. Very proud of it.

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Luke2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Come with me if you want to live

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JerrMag2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Gm Libs 👊🏽 a little late for my boy in the UK, but he’ll be up first thing Saturday ready for the violence 🔫🐿️

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mythical grower solana2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Off Sunday and I’ll be on killing everybody then violence

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Ultra2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Cant wait to break my @FortniteGame Cherry with @LibertySquareHQ new map!

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Neeko 🥑2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames of course ALL the batteries in controllers are dead and my son uninstalled my games for his.

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Liberty Square2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames good thing you have a few hours.

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MALΞK2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames Forty boys bout to git rekt

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Easy2 лет назад

@cmnd_line @FortniteGame @EpicGames LETS FUGGGIN GOOOOOO

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Neuracore

40,810 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Welcome to the Farcana Playtest The gaming world is shifting. We’ve seen trends come and go. We’ve seen games simplify, casualize, and streamline. But at Farcana, we’ve stayed true to our mission: to build a competitive, ability-driven shooter with depth, precision, and strategy. Since 2022, we’ve been designing a game where every match matters, where teamwork, mastery, and mechanics come together to create something more than just a shooter. Look, we know you are tired of shooters that sacrifice skill for accessibility. Farcana fills that competitive gap between Valorant and CS, where your abilities matter, but your aim matters more. From March 20 to April 1, our early beta opens its doors. And this is what's waiting inside. We've packed this playtest with: • Twin Battlegrounds – Maps with purpose, not just pretty backdrops • Nine Stars – Heroes we've rebuilt from the ground up • Training Room – You asked, we built it • Refreshed Visuals – Thousands of iterations later • Founder Packs – First taste of our player economy, plus an AI companion Farcana: A Shooter Built for Depth The difference is in the details: • Abilities with actual tactical depth - blending TPS precision with hack-and-slash elements • Shooting that responds - our prediction system makes high-ping players competitive • Melee that hurts - not an afterthought like in Overwatch • Team economy over rigid roles - no forced tank-healer-damage trinity • Maps built for competition - with real thought about sightlines and engagement zones The Road Ahead This playtest lays groundwork. Coming soon: • Team ability combos - like Teacher's tornado becoming a firestorm with Sherwood's help • Character customization through our Aspect System • Multi-objective game modes that reward strategy, not just reflexes • Boost System - turning good plays into game-changing moments Why Now? With Marvel Rivals going casual, somebody needs to hold the line for competitive players. That's us. That's Farcana. We built Dizzaract because we believe gamers should shape the worlds they play in. Now, it's time to play your part. From March 20 to April 1, experience the future of TPS gaming, built on your feedback, your passion, and your skill. Drop by the Epic Games Store Store. Wishlist us. Let's show them what competitive TPS can be. -The Farcana Team 💫
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Welcome to the Farcana Playtest The gaming world is shifting. We’ve seen trends come and go. We’ve seen games simplify, casualize, and streamline. But at Farcana, we’ve stayed true to our mission: to build a competitive, ability-driven shooter with depth, precision, and strategy. Since 2022, we’ve been designing a game where every match matters, where teamwork, mastery, and mechanics come together to create something more than just a shooter. Look, we know you are tired of shooters that sacrifice skill for accessibility. Farcana fills that competitive gap between Valorant and CS, where your abilities matter, but your aim matters more. From March 20 to April 1, our early beta opens its doors. And this is what's waiting inside. We've packed this playtest with: • Twin Battlegrounds – Maps with purpose, not just pretty backdrops • Nine Stars – Heroes we've rebuilt from the ground up • Training Room – You asked, we built it • Refreshed Visuals – Thousands of iterations later • Founder Packs – First taste of our player economy, plus an AI companion Farcana: A Shooter Built for Depth The difference is in the details: • Abilities with actual tactical depth - blending TPS precision with hack-and-slash elements • Shooting that responds - our prediction system makes high-ping players competitive • Melee that hurts - not an afterthought like in Overwatch • Team economy over rigid roles - no forced tank-healer-damage trinity • Maps built for competition - with real thought about sightlines and engagement zones The Road Ahead This playtest lays groundwork. Coming soon: • Team ability combos - like Teacher's tornado becoming a firestorm with Sherwood's help • Character customization through our Aspect System • Multi-objective game modes that reward strategy, not just reflexes • Boost System - turning good plays into game-changing moments Why Now? With Marvel Rivals going casual, somebody needs to hold the line for competitive players. That's us. That's Farcana. We built Dizzaract because we believe gamers should shape the worlds they play in. Now, it's time to play your part. From March 20 to April 1, experience the future of TPS gaming, built on your feedback, your passion, and your skill. Drop by the Epic Games Store Store. Wishlist us. Let's show them what competitive TPS can be. -The Farcana Team 💫

FAR Labs

680,539 просмотров • 1 год назад

NAVY SEALS: Inside the Making of the World's Most Elite Fighting Force. 🇺🇸 Roughly three out of every four people who try to become a Navy SEAL don't make it. 😯 A Navy officer named Draper Kauffman built brutally tough demolition teams to clear beaches before amphibious landings, and personally invented what he called "Hell Week." On D-Day, his men swam ashore under direct fire to blow gaps through Hitler's beach defenses.😳 Today, becoming a SEAL means surviving Basic Underwater Demolition, a training pipeline built around Hell Week: five and a half days of running, swimming, and physical punishment on almost no sleep. The numbers are staggering. Historically, only around one in four people who start Basic Underwater Demolition actually finish it. It remains, by most measures, the single toughest training pipeline in the entire US military. That toughness came at a real cost. In 2022, a candidate named Kyle Mullen died after finishing Hell Week. What do you think matters more: the physical brutality, the mental selection, or the eight decades of tradition behind it? 🤔 Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more.
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NAVY SEALS: Inside the Making of the World's Most Elite Fighting Force. 🇺🇸 Roughly three out of every four people who try to become a Navy SEAL don't make it. 😯 A Navy officer named Draper Kauffman built brutally tough demolition teams to clear beaches before amphibious landings, and personally invented what he called "Hell Week." On D-Day, his men swam ashore under direct fire to blow gaps through Hitler's beach defenses.😳 Today, becoming a SEAL means surviving Basic Underwater Demolition, a training pipeline built around Hell Week: five and a half days of running, swimming, and physical punishment on almost no sleep. The numbers are staggering. Historically, only around one in four people who start Basic Underwater Demolition actually finish it. It remains, by most measures, the single toughest training pipeline in the entire US military. That toughness came at a real cost. In 2022, a candidate named Kyle Mullen died after finishing Hell Week. What do you think matters more: the physical brutality, the mental selection, or the eight decades of tradition behind it? 🤔 Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more.

Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial

47,702 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад