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Everything posted by Aero.v2.0
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mammoth m3 thunder m3 freeze m3 isida m3 picasso hornet m3 exp ;)
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Just to let you all know, @King_Leonidus is trying to post on every single topic.
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lol this is called spam
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King_Leonidus: Please stop trying to post in every single topic.
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i like isida and hornet, but thunder is great, shaft is ruined, and viking is not as good
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Hello All :) Micah7586 here, and today I decided to start making map reviews. I started with the new maps crash and gallery, and plan on taking a shorter time to review the other ones. So, without further ado, here they are: http://youtu.be/gIISsoAynSA http://youtu.be/X5idywM4Wgw http://youtu.be/E1TGDopH0U0 @quocthinh2005
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I am starting to go and review maps, so I thought I would post them here. I started with gallery and crash, and plan on reviewing all that I can. So here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIISsoAynSA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5idywM4Wgw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1TGDopH0U0
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Almost done with my video, not going to do the green screen stuff, but this one should be awesome :P
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happy birthday hog
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no reason to fake my rank, it i shown here now :P But here:
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i think datie and gv ranked....
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some people spend way to much on co ps :P
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live with it :P
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For making the servers more enjoyable by keeping them clean. I know that Miz and Frank are on s2 and make a big big difference. They are also not to busy to say hi to all of us (normal boring) people :P I think we should all take a minute either here and/or in the servers to say hi and thanks, because they are taking there time to make our game a better place :)
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who stickied this?
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The best video recording software in my eyes is Bandicamhttp://www.bandicam.com/downloads/
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not sure if this was answered, but the area of a circle is radius squared times pie. The volume of a sphere is as follows. A sphere is 2/3 of a cylinder. So accordingly, the volume of a sphere is 2/3 of a cylinder. To find the volume, take the length of the circle, and the width of the circle. What you are going to have to do is find the area of the middle, times the height, divided by 1/3, and multiplied by 2. Simple :P
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