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Gamers we need to talk today?!?!??!!? What does that mean? Well, it means that we need to talk lego star-wars. Let’s get it out of the way, lego stars wars is and forever shall be the best game in the world because you can use vehicles. Yes gamers, you heard this right, YOU CAN USE VEHICLES IN THE LEGO STAR-WARS. Anyways like and comment down bellow, and follow Gunner and his Obama posts.

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So I was in the shower when an idea hit me, or more rather a thought… WHY DOESN’T NORMAL BLACK OPS 4 MULTIPLAYER MODE HAVE CARS OR PLANES OR EVEN A MOTORCYCLE. I MEAN COME ON GAVE DEVELOPERS, WE NEED FREEDOM. If you don’t give us freedom in our games, we will revolt. Go make sure to like and comment on this post. Also go follow Tyler H and Gunner/Obama.

So gamers, we need to talk about games like Rainbow Six Siege, and we need to ask the question everyone is asking, WHY AREN’T THERE CARS TO DRIVE WHENEVER YOU WANT IN A MAP OR GAME MODE IN RAINBOW SIX SIEGE!?!?!?!??!??!?!??!?!?!?!??! I mean come on game developers, we need freedom in our games. Please Like and comment in the comments about your ideas. Also go follow Obama/Gunner

GAMERS!! MY BLOG IS ON LOG, AND I WILL NOT VLOG. We need to address the elephant in the room, why doesn’t Csgo have vehicles that you can drive anytime you want, I mean come on Gaben, we need freedom. You have no culture Gaben.

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