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SURVIVAL GAMES Hungry Hills

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Lululioness

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They delete all the best maps to enter new suckish ones!
Skylands sucked, Hungry Hills had great terraforming... but kinda boring. Yellowstone was.... eh, and so yeah..... Drybone RAWKS, Moonlight Lake is amazing <3, Insanity Cause is alright, Asia Games is.... eh.
 

misterzane

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Skylands sucked, Hungry Hills had great terraforming... but kinda boring. Yellowstone was.... eh, and so yeah..... Drybone RAWKS, Moonlight Lake is amazing <3, Insanity Cause is alright, Asia Games is.... eh.
you got it all wrong skylands, hungry hills and yellow stone were amazing i hate mcsg now you soulless cu*ts
 

thepalgamer

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you got it all wrong skylands, hungry hills and yellow stone were amazing i hate mcsg now you soulless cu*ts
Too far man. Too far. And why do people like moonlight lake. It's tiny, bland, and aside from a good cornucopia, that's it.
 
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Noobs, please. Hungry hills skyland and Yellowstone because it was never voted so they thought, 'well they're not played let's remove them and replace for new ones ?' I'd remove them, although hungry hills isn't to basic defiantly prefer the new ones, OK?
 

iMightTroll

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Noobs, please. Hungry hills skyland and Yellowstone because it was never voted so they thought, 'well they're not played let's remove them and replace for new ones ?' I'd remove them, although hungry hills isn't to basic defiantly prefer the new ones, OK?
Funny cause they would have played it once and just camped out corn
 

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