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How to easily complete challenges & mastery camos on your melee weapons in #BO7 zombies 🧟‍♀️ Easy for: kills shortly after using field upgrade, kills affected by your tactical, golden dragon & bloodstone. Fire Works: Starburst & Short fuse Elemental Pop: Citrus Focus & Vulnera Bean

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