the average valorant BIND experience

Didn’t get naded in hookah? This is fake gameplay

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still shocked no one camped hooka with shotgun

just missing the raze nade + ult through the tp

remember when riot said gunplay would always be the most important part of this “tactical” shooter hahah

5 hookah never fails

most normal game of bind, no nade + boombot + 2 guys taking TP

LMAOOO WHAT THE FUCK

@johnnycap126 istg I thought this was you for a sec