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I've been thinking the same thing. At this point I think everyone should just ignore this thread, and any additional threads on this subject. Lack of attention is the worse thing that could happen to Exalt.

Like swoop said, we all know the outcome anyway.
  • Posted 1 Dec 2020 02:07
  • By ChrisK
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  • Kansas, United States

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