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Dear Developers i just want to note that in previously mini-games like this particular one we had entry purchase bundle wich costed 700 tankoins and faction paints/ that is WILD WEST mini-game (Bandits vs Sherifs) paint and Loss of control wich we had Zombies and Immunes factions and paints. I don't know if this was intentionally done but i wanted to note this maybe the event is rushed. Thanks

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