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about a month ago
"@Trunten:
I tested the fixed version that you & Timelord worked on.
You put effort in adding ladders for map 3 where there's a hole on the rooftop to jump in.
The ladders helped bots much."
Pretty good campaign. The plane on the final made it easier. I remember it being super hard before I found it. Fun maps. Thanks.