ГЛАД ВАЛАКАС - ROLF WORLD

https://youtu.be/jzhTS__Y5f8?t=531

на 7:40 пиздец в голосину

все зрители 40+

в слезы ебать, тайминг соответственно

не понял, это бан в принципе

на месте Трисс должна быть Алинка

Кормлю контентом

del не та тема блять

Чё это

https://clips.twitch.tv/LightMoralClintKappaClaus

https://store.steampowered.com/app/978470/Clicker_Glad_Valakas/

фига наобновлял разраб 

ля какой молодец 

в слезы с реакции деда

Это бан пажилой чечевицы 

помойка

арты хоть пока не трогали, бля пизда зануде чи шо 

каверы можно но только наживую 

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