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its_anton0
🎰💸 :
I’m just solo now 😕
2026-10-20 01:49:27
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jus1kitten
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except i never had a squad
2026-10-19 22:16:17
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jxx0013
Jxx :
Unfortunately the old squad moved on from the game…
2026-10-20 01:03:29
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brycenjones_
Brycen :
Is mw4 multi good?
2026-10-20 01:51:45
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samienm1
samienm1 :
there was never a squad, the was only solos late nights
2026-10-20 00:51:02
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niklxs_wth
niklxs_wth :
Is it free?
2026-10-19 20:25:01
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ale.x1851
ܔܛܔ首 :
Idk why but the iso nightshade give me vibes like superi
2026-10-20 01:27:53
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evofent
EVO :
Is multiplayer out?
2026-10-19 23:08:38
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viperr_10
￴￴￴￴￴￴  ￴ ￴ ￴￴ ￴￴￴ :
Warzone is going to be incredible!
2026-10-19 20:13:50
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lookmyeyesz
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This game reminds me a lot of MW3, I can finally be happy again.
2026-10-20 01:18:49
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theseresidentsareevilnow
ZERRO :
How do I become a movement demon💔
2026-10-20 01:37:44
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crossatto
crossatto :
Ojalá regresen o le agreguen los sonidos de mw 2019🥺
2026-10-20 01:47:02
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gian.damico
gian.damico :
🙁😔 fearless
2026-10-19 22:13:38
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johnmarston2772
力Mr.Ghost愛 :
bro I got the secret camo for the beta literally in week 2 I did play week 1 but was halfway there so weekend 2 I got it such the best thing
2026-10-20 00:33:41
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the.hottest.luke
The hottest Luke ⚽️⚽️ :
And they say movement is gone
2026-10-19 23:47:09
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yz_mxvko
Eduardo :
nr
2026-10-20 00:31:54
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mysticcounterstrike
Mystic :
for the moment i think this is mw3🥲❤️
2026-10-19 23:59:00
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vxzq1300
vxzq :
How you playing it
2026-10-19 22:42:59
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yanis_7_
𝐕𝐨𝐢𝐝 メ :
Il est bien le jeu ?
2026-10-19 21:00:05
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krunkzgaming
Krunkz :
Lf more to add to the crew! DMZ/warzone/MP let’s play!!
2026-10-19 22:54:14
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gain779
𝒫𝒶𝓇𝓀𝑒𝓇-_- :
I need a squad for the game
2026-10-19 23:20:16
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q.tm58
ʀզ :
Always 1v4 instead of 4v4
2026-10-19 23:30:40
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thommeh
Thom :
I’m the only one in my friend group that has this game. It’s just me lol.
2026-10-19 23:15:43
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carneasada198
maybeivan? :
Gta 6
2026-10-19 23:04:23
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f__m.26
F__m.11 :
So exited for DMZ tmrw then multiplayer on Friday w the full game release
2026-10-19 22:07:17
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#drawing #animation #fyp #小林さんちのメイドラゴン #kobayashisanchimaiddragon  Introduction to Western Dragons Western dragons are among the most iconic and powerful mythical creatures in Western mythology and fantasy literature. They are typically depicted as massive, reptilian beings with immense strength, fearsome intelligence, and an overwhelming presence that inspires both awe and terror. Throughout history, Western dragons have symbolized chaos, destruction, greed, and untamed natural forces, often standing as obstacles that heroes must overcome. Unlike Eastern dragons, which are often associated with wisdom, balance, and benevolence, Western dragons are usually portrayed as hostile or dangerous creatures. They commonly appear as antagonists in myths, legends, and medieval stories, guarding treasures, destroying villages, or challenging brave knights and warriors. ⸻ Physical Characteristics of Western Dragons Western dragons are generally described as having large, muscular bodies covered in thick scales that serve as natural armor. Their scales are often depicted in dark or vivid colors such as red, black, green, or gold, each color sometimes symbolizing different abilities or temperaments. A typical Western dragon has: 	•	Four powerful legs with sharp claws 	•	A long tail used for balance or combat 	•	Large, bat-like wings capable of carrying its enormous body into the air 	•	A long neck and a horned or crested head 	•	Rows of razor-sharp teeth and glowing, intelligent eyes Most Western dragons are capable of breathing fire, a signature ability that represents their destructive power. Some legends also describe dragons that can produce poisonous gas, corrosive acid, or magical flames. ⸻ Intelligence and Personality Western dragons are not merely beasts; they are often portrayed as highly intelligent creatures. Many stories describe dragons as capable of speech, strategy, and deep cunning. They are known for their pride, arrogance, and strong sense of territorial dominance. Greed is one of the most defining personality traits of Western dragons. They are famously associated with hoarding vast amounts of treasure, including gold, jewels, magical artifacts, and ancient relics. Dragons are often shown sleeping atop their hoards, fiercely protecting them from intruders. This greed is sometimes interpreted as a metaphor for human vices, such as obsession with wealth or power. Despite their cruelty in many stories, some Western dragons are portrayed as ancient, wise beings with vast knowledge of the world. These dragons may act as manipulators, guardians of forbidden knowledge, or neutral forces that interact with humans only when necessary. ⸻ Western Dragons in Mythology Western dragons appear in numerous mythological traditions across Europe. In Greek mythology, dragons often guarded sacred locations or valuable objects. One famous example is Ladon, the dragon that guarded the Golden Apples in the Garden of the Hesperides. In Norse mythology, dragons are strongly associated with greed and corruption. The dragon Fafnir was once a dwarf who transformed into a dragon due to his obsession with cursed gold, symbolizing how greed can destroy the soul. In medieval European legends, dragons were commonly depicted as monsters that terrorized towns and countryside. Knights and heroes were praised for slaying dragons, which represented the triumph of order, courage, and faith over chaos and evil. ⸻ Symbolism of Western Dragons Western dragons often symbolize: 	•	Chaos and destruction 	•	Greed and corruption 	•	The dangers of unchecked power 	•	Nature’s overwhelming and uncontrollable forces In Christian-influenced legends, dragons were sometimes associated with evil or demonic forces, reinforcing their role as enemies of humanity. Slaying a dragon was not only a physical victory but also a moral and spiritual triumph. ⸻
#drawing #animation #fyp #小林さんちのメイドラゴン #kobayashisanchimaiddragon Introduction to Western Dragons Western dragons are among the most iconic and powerful mythical creatures in Western mythology and fantasy literature. They are typically depicted as massive, reptilian beings with immense strength, fearsome intelligence, and an overwhelming presence that inspires both awe and terror. Throughout history, Western dragons have symbolized chaos, destruction, greed, and untamed natural forces, often standing as obstacles that heroes must overcome. Unlike Eastern dragons, which are often associated with wisdom, balance, and benevolence, Western dragons are usually portrayed as hostile or dangerous creatures. They commonly appear as antagonists in myths, legends, and medieval stories, guarding treasures, destroying villages, or challenging brave knights and warriors. ⸻ Physical Characteristics of Western Dragons Western dragons are generally described as having large, muscular bodies covered in thick scales that serve as natural armor. Their scales are often depicted in dark or vivid colors such as red, black, green, or gold, each color sometimes symbolizing different abilities or temperaments. A typical Western dragon has: • Four powerful legs with sharp claws • A long tail used for balance or combat • Large, bat-like wings capable of carrying its enormous body into the air • A long neck and a horned or crested head • Rows of razor-sharp teeth and glowing, intelligent eyes Most Western dragons are capable of breathing fire, a signature ability that represents their destructive power. Some legends also describe dragons that can produce poisonous gas, corrosive acid, or magical flames. ⸻ Intelligence and Personality Western dragons are not merely beasts; they are often portrayed as highly intelligent creatures. Many stories describe dragons as capable of speech, strategy, and deep cunning. They are known for their pride, arrogance, and strong sense of territorial dominance. Greed is one of the most defining personality traits of Western dragons. They are famously associated with hoarding vast amounts of treasure, including gold, jewels, magical artifacts, and ancient relics. Dragons are often shown sleeping atop their hoards, fiercely protecting them from intruders. This greed is sometimes interpreted as a metaphor for human vices, such as obsession with wealth or power. Despite their cruelty in many stories, some Western dragons are portrayed as ancient, wise beings with vast knowledge of the world. These dragons may act as manipulators, guardians of forbidden knowledge, or neutral forces that interact with humans only when necessary. ⸻ Western Dragons in Mythology Western dragons appear in numerous mythological traditions across Europe. In Greek mythology, dragons often guarded sacred locations or valuable objects. One famous example is Ladon, the dragon that guarded the Golden Apples in the Garden of the Hesperides. In Norse mythology, dragons are strongly associated with greed and corruption. The dragon Fafnir was once a dwarf who transformed into a dragon due to his obsession with cursed gold, symbolizing how greed can destroy the soul. In medieval European legends, dragons were commonly depicted as monsters that terrorized towns and countryside. Knights and heroes were praised for slaying dragons, which represented the triumph of order, courage, and faith over chaos and evil. ⸻ Symbolism of Western Dragons Western dragons often symbolize: • Chaos and destruction • Greed and corruption • The dangers of unchecked power • Nature’s overwhelming and uncontrollable forces In Christian-influenced legends, dragons were sometimes associated with evil or demonic forces, reinforcing their role as enemies of humanity. Slaying a dragon was not only a physical victory but also a moral and spiritual triumph. ⸻

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