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updated version, fixed sum bad airbrushing and pixelisation. added an overlay and hid a map of Nuremberg in there too (see if you can find it)

also translated the V Spec 2 Nur specs from japanese to english and put in there coz sum lil post whores were being picky *loox at DarK*

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why are there 2 votes for me when the battle's not even started? and why is there a vote for prank? he mus be votin for himself or sumfin....

oh lol i actually dun like it (its too bodgy, i mean there's dark patches everywhere covering up my slackness), but shmeh, each to their own.

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