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M8 Rouzii 🇱🇧8 months ago

Man 1st 2 clips are INSANE

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glaive mm8 months ago

how is he moving like this on this sens

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Jason8 months ago

@waveskii7

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rainydiary8 months ago

song ??

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relle8 months ago

with that low of a sens his body should react as much as he flicks his mouse around, but he looked so stable here. that has to be some insane grip strength

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Brancas8 months ago

@arthurticuno mano eu nao entendo como ele consegue flickar desse jeito com a sens que ele tem, 1600 0.06

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