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Needs way more views

Hey buddy! I know you love crime documentaries, so don't miss the latest real crime documentary video I shared! Your thoughts are crucial to me, so I'm waiting for your feedback. Take care of your health, hopefully, you'll take the time to come and won't withhold your support. Thanks in advance; every critique, positive or negative, is valuable, my friend.

Dinosaurs featured in this short film (in sequential order): Hippodraco scutodens (in game Maiasaura), Cedarosaurus weiskopfae (in game Camarasaurus), Utahraptor ostrommaysi, and a dead Gastonia burgei (in game Polacanthus)

That's so awesome 😮😮

Nice plays and nice video!

Nice i bet you those last squads were big mad 😂

That joke in the doobus goobus video was funny

GG that was intense especially for a Watson, coming on clutch for the squad 🔥🔥🔥

Killing it with snipes 👀🔥

I could never with a wingman the recoils way to much for my liking 😅 GG tho killing it!

Zamn, W

it's jack isn't it

Did you see the doobus vid you were in

WHAT DA HEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLL

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Bro was popping off

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Most viewed video yet - and it's a dead feesh.

the power of lemur compels you

Wait which Map is this I don't remember this kne

UA-cam, this ain't Rust...

*United Kingdom* Assault: An attempt at US/Canadian 1st Special Service Force - "the Devil's Brigade". They used the Johnson rifle in relatively large quantities. Medic: A British Airborne officer, as denoted by the red beret. Support: British Airborne, but with netted airborne helmet, and more equipment in general to illustrate his ammo-bearing role. Scout: A British infantryman with standard gear and Brodie helmet. *Germany* Assault: German panzergrenadier soldiers (possibly SS) with late-war gear and camo. Medic: A German Officer with a club to convey that sort of "sadistic German officer" archetype. Support: Fallschirmjäger with dress cap and woodland camo. The FG42 was developed specifically for the Fallschirmjäger as it utilized a powerful cartridge (7.92 Mauser) in a relatively compact package, although it was developed in limited numbers. Scout: standard combat attire for the German Heer (Army). The Panzerbüsche was used during the early stages of the war to combat tanks, using a 7.92 caliber round with a larger powder load to penetrate armour via velocity, rather than weight. *United States* Assault: A US paratrooper, specifically from the 101st Airborne Division as designated by the shoulder patch. The M1A1 Carbine was developed for use by US airborne troops, and was used in large numbers pre-D-Day. Medic: A US Captain, likely fresh off of an amphibious landing judging by his overcoat. Support: A US Marine with covered M1 helmet and Frogskin camo trousers. Marine and Army attire were greatly simplified in the Pacific Theatre of the war when compared to Europe. Scout: A US Special Forces soldier of ambiguous origin (likely Army Rangers or soldiers from Merrill's Marauders). He is holding an M3 Carbine with an early night-vision scope. These carbines were used in small amounts during the latter stages of the war - particularly on Okinawa. *Empire of Japan* Assault: Japanese SNLF Marine with explosive broom - used a fair amount in the Philippines Campaign (1944-1945) Medic: Imperial Japanese Army officer. These guys were generally renowned for their sadism and would orchestrate a multitude of different warcrimes/crimes against humanity throughout the war. Support: An Imperial Japanese soldier with a Type 11 machine gun. Later substituted by the more ubiquitous Type 99 and Type 100 LMG, the Type 11 would still see use throughout the war due to Japan's limited manufacturing capabilities. Scout: A Japanese soldier with the standard Type 99 rifle. The covering on his helmet is being used to mitigate exposure from the sun's intensive rays.

*UK/British Commonwealth* The Assault Class is modeled after the US/Canadian 1st Special Service Force - "the Devil's Brigade". They used the m1941 Johnson rifle as their preferred weapon. Medic Class is a British Airborne officer, as evident by the beret. Support Class is, again, British Airborne; but he's fitted with the British MKll paratrooper helmet, as well as more equipment in general to illustrate his ammo-bearing role. The Sniper Class is just a standard British soldier. *Nazee Germany* Assault is a German grenadier with a rain-day smock and a camo Stahelm. Medic is a German Fallschirmjäger - or paratrooper - in wood splinter camo and a paratrooper cap. Again, Fallschirmjäger but with the standard Paratrooper helmet and jump-pads. Support is a late-war German soldier with a mishmash of gear and my attempt at Dot Pattern 4 pants. Sniper is my attempt at a standard German soldier in a coat - for cold weather. *US/America* Assault is a US Marine in full Frogskin uniform. Medic is a US Soldier (probably officer) in a winter overcoat. Another is a US Captain with a netted M1 helmet. Support is a D-Day soldier. Sniper is a US Soldier in the Pacific Theatre. *Empire of Japan* Assault is a Japanese suicide guy...thing. Medic is a Japanese officer. Support is a Japanese soldier with a band. Sniper is a standard Japanese soldier.

How did you get a lemur in a classroom

It really be like that tho

Fighting stick drift is hard; gonna get a new controller.

I wanna be a kid again :(

UA-cam thinks this is WoT lol

i’m the one who hit that

Awwwww

Nice👍🏽

Wow! You guys wrecked that game hahaha! 😀😃 I like how you just followed the last guy from behind then shot him lol! 😆👌

Liked the vid :)

Awwwh hes adorable

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0:08 Aimbot??

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hi, also that puppy is adorable

Awwwwwww. Babiesssss

Kawaii desu

Hooray for over a hundred views!

How much for the toad? Name your price.

First lol

First

More illegals enjoying American cuisine 😂😂😂😂