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"We're coming back from being a not so great dev but really believing in FPS games and what they can do for your friends" WARDOGS devs speak on being the underdog and competing in the FPS space

Jake Lucky🔜TGS

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TOPNACH9 天前

Id say COD is the underdog nowadays. This game was actually fun and i didnt need a full weekend of MW4 like i need it for Wardogs when they shut it down early. Cant wait for Thursday

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Maverick8 天前

And then they announce the first wipe and it all crashes down

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