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𝐂𝐋𝐎𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐏𝐈𝐋𝐀𝐕 Going AFK while playing Hardcore Classic is always a risky a move and waiting that 20 seconds for the logout is always the play. Pilav had a close call when he stepped away from his PC but was lucky enough to return and save his character.

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Poisonslash1 year ago

@Pilavpowa Pilav is lucky he changed to hunter cause on warrior that was another rip 💀 Give Tilly some treats after that one.

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doug1 year ago

@Pilavpowa ALWAYS LOGOUT @Pilavpowa

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Panic1 year ago

@Pilavpowa Never afk in the badlands. There is like 3 mobs per square foot in that zone.

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invizsobill1 year ago

@Pilavpowa WOW

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⭐️^^...Lúa...^^⭐️1 year ago

@Pilavpowa

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Skull1 year ago

@Pilavpowa HELLO THERE

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Meyers1 year ago

@Pilavpowa damn mobbed with the boulder toss

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Jenny Jonhson1 year ago

@Pilavpowa is he clip farming or actually brain dead irl ?? how do you even get to 40 if you just afk in the middle of mobs

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ryuranzou1 year ago

@Pilavpowa If I was playing hardcore I'm not going anywhere til I /camp

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Jake Carr1 year ago

@Pilavpowa Staged

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