@dor1kdota: сразу для дауничов, я фулл игру убивал под саппов так шо фарма мало из за этого#дота2 #йоу #рек #инвокер

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exc4gold
exc4g :
219 крипов 😂смотри малрина не перефарми😂😂описание скрыто у меня завали ебло зарнее😂😂😂
2026-08-16 14:59:52
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mrpholi1nne
mrpholi1nne :
ахахахх я на лионе за 40 минут крипов больше нафармлю
2026-08-16 18:33:51
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xyilalll0l
ᛉ Tilgyl 𒉭 :
а че фарма мало? не оправдывайся что сапчиков убивал, я знаю что оправдания, короче учись играть
2026-08-16 16:53:49
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trombics
Velour💜 :
рофл сборка (0 игр на Инвокере)
2026-08-16 15:00:22
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lord.mell
Gaben :
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2026-08-16 18:47:46
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