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Just played a game and had a wtf moment.

Was standing on the carrier minding my own biz when I decided to fire a rocket towards the other teams base all the way over the other side of the maps on the docks map.

Couple of seconds later BOOM 4x team kill and 4x explosive detonation.

Must have hit some C4 a squad had set up and blew them all up

Caught a screen shot

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Lol @ that screenshot Daniel. Proper WTF moment.

I just got premium last night, i play on ps3 though if anyone wants to play a couple rounds every few nights a week add me. Cotts-

Also: Is anyone on here RB30DET? I've seen that guy around a couple times thought i'd ask.

Lol @ that screenshot Daniel. Proper WTF moment.

I just got premium last night, i play on ps3 though if anyone wants to play a couple rounds every few nights a week add me. Cotts-

Also: Is anyone on here RB30DET? I've seen that guy around a couple times thought i'd ask.

Im on ps3 too, what was yor tag? Cotts-?

Miksterrules is my tag and im a veteran noob.

Im good at standing around in the open and drawing enemy fire.

So you can hang around behind me and pick em off while i respawn in an area thats being blown to sht and die again.

still fun but.

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