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  2. Nick: PranKk Real name: Monka How old are you?: 28 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): CS 1.6 / 2016 Where are you from?(country and city): Bulgaria (Straldja) Describe yourself(at least 50 words): CLICK Note some of your qualities:- Tell us some of your defects: I will work hard on it! On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): Here and overwatch section! Which category/project you want to care off?(choose from THIS LIST): FREE TIME and OverWatch. How well you speak english?(and other languages): ENG/BG/TR Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: Yes Contact methods: Only in ts3 u can find me! Last request: Its for first time!
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  6. Good Morning Devils/Zombies All can participate here Win Points No Need hours Played Time[its Just Bonus] Just reply with A Good Joke and Win Points Ends in 1 more Day Thanks Paul
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  7. Nick: Viceroy Real name: M.Anas How old are you?: 24 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): Cs 7 years, Titanfall 2 for 1 year, Call of duty WW2, Modern warfare 1,3, Black ops 3, Battlefield 3, 4. Apex legends 1 year Where are you from?(country and city): Pakistan, Karachi Describe yourself(at least 50 words): Known CSBD for 3 years, including this account and the other one i forgot. Chilling guy, want some work when am free for example i come back as mod whenever i am free to do some work. Not interested in CS that much but am playing warframe right now and apex. Friendly guy, but i get angry when someone messes with me.. but am changed now. Been a moderator for like 4 months in total... Note some of your qualities: Hard working in free time, Funny, Idiot, annoying, does stupid thing sometimes, clever, intelligent, 10000000000 IQ (that was me being stupid sometimes) Tell us some of your defects: Defects... in real life, am allergic to sand. In csbd, ah am sensitive but... but not this time On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): Activity... yea i just started my activity in devils club and as always, am a reporter. When i get into the start, believe me i go till i get my very moderator rank Which category/project you want to care off?(choose from THIS LIST): If i be honest on staff applications and Competition, Reports center, support tickets, ts3 administating How well you speak english?(and other languages): English, i can speak english very well, and urdu as my mother tongue Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: Use ts3 Contact methods: CSBD, Ts3 i think Last request: -
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  8. https://imgur.com/a/qNSUiHA +71 members ❤️
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  11. Who are you? I haven't heard of you. Please describe yourself in at least 50 words.
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  14. Nick: vagabond. Real name: Andrei How old are you?: mergem pe 24 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): 1.6 , go long time :)) and lol not for a long time , God of War , Battlefield 4 Where are you from?(country and city): RO , BUC Describe yourself(at least 50 words): Hello . My name is Andrei aka vagabond. I got 24 y.o soon . I`m a responsible , trusted , strictly person , doing my job till finish it nice , funny , i like to travel and see a lot of new things , discover everything :)) , gamer since i was 11 y.o i admit , i can`t quit :)) i growed with this . I love to go at party`s , KFC + fries from McDonalds ( best combination :))) ) etc etc . U will find more in the future ! Note some of your qualities: i catch things quickly (pc,scripting,,programs) . quickly , good memory for alphabet not good in numbers idk i don `t know what else :-?? Tell us some of your defects: subborn (incapatanat) , bipolar sometimes :)) On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): https://csblackdevil.com/forums/forum/109-news/ Which category/project you want to care off?(choose from THIS LIST): 3 or https://csblackdevil.com/forums/forum/109-news/ +(supporting everywhere forum / diff topics/questions/problems of members) . How well you speak english?(and other languages): Only ENG Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: Yes Contact methods: Forum PM / www.steamcommunity.com/id/akavagabond / wapp Last request: This is my first request ! Thx
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  15. > Opponent's nickname: @Drake ♬ > Theme (must be an image): https://imgur.com/a/VrhP4Cg > Work Type: avatar > Size & Texts: csbd > How many votes?: 8 > Work time: 12
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  16. @Amaranth Congratulations, brother. I wish you the best.
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  17. The user CrEsTeNa got warned on 01/26/20 12:36 AM by Nexy. Reason: Spamming/off-topic/post-hunt/duble post Note for member: Topic considered: Warn issued via post. Punishment: - Points: 2 (will expire on 02/02/20 12:36 AM) PLEASE READ THE RULES TO AVOID PUNISHMENT!
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  20. Accept. This battle will start after i finish my battle with king of lion.
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  23. Alice: Madness Returns is a psychological hack and slasher action-adventure platform game developed by Chinese studio Spicy Horse and released by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This is the sequel to American Alice McGee. Premiere Date: June 14, 2011 Writer: R. J. Berg Composers: Jason Tai; Marshall Cruer; Chris Wren Developer: Spicy Horse Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Genres: Action-adventure game, Platform game, Hack and slash In Alice: Madness Returns, the heroine of American McGee's Alice has not escaped the demons she worked so hard to banish. The Wonderland of her imagination has been mangled into a dark and demonic caricature, filled with even more torturous hallucinations than she last encountered. Alice's mind is a dark place indeed, and in this long-awaited sequel, we discover that the real world isn't any sunnier. Creative and creepy visuals give this action platformer a twisted and surreal vibe, drawing you into a land inhabited by fire-breathing doll babies and squirming leeches. The action doesn't display the same kind of creativity, unfortunately. The game recycles the same basic ideas over and again, and its failure to grow and challenge leads to occasional tedium. Nevertheless, leaping and floating through an eerie oversized dollhouse and a Japanese-inspired dreamland is a joy, and there are enough hidden secrets to make it worth inspecting Madness Returns' grotesque nooks. Alice: Madness Returns is a fun but thoroughly ordinary game that takes place in an extraordinary setting. In American McGee's Alice, the titular dreamer had seemingly overcome her insanity. A fire at her home had killed her parents and sister, leaving both her mind and her imagined Wonderland in shambles. She eventually triumphed over the Red Queen and her own madness, but it seems that this victory was a temporary one. Alice is still under medical care, struggling to remember the circumstances that led to her family's horrific end. Her psychiatrist urges her to forget her past, insisting that doing so is the only way to wellness. Yet forgetting proves a formidable task, and soon Alice finds herself once again lost in her imagination, where Wonderland lies in ruin. To save herself, she must save Wonderland, and vice versa. But this is not the curioser and curioser world author Lewis Carroll dreamed up when he wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Rather, it is a place of nightmares, where the card guards that once protected the Red Queen are now undead monstrosities, and hobbyhorses are not playthings, but deadly weapons. Wonderland itself is Madness Returns' finest attribute. Each chapter explores a different visual theme, some of them impossible to describe in a few simple words. Rusted platforms float against a cloudy yellow backdrop, next to clock towers from which giant forks and teapots dangle. Gnarled vines twist into an off-kilter heart above a giant castle whose spires lean in all directions. Alice's clothing changes from chapter to chapter, and her flowery prints and blood-red fabrics subtly match the level art. Wonderland is not the only place you explore, however. At the start of each chapter, you wander about an increasingly morose London. This vision of that city is more grubby and industrial than even Carroll's contemporary Charles Dickens conjured, drained of color and inhabited by impossibly wrinkled old crones and filthy fishermen. This world is not flawlessly rendered, however. Textures pop in frequently (and sometimes back out, and then in again), and the game pauses at bizarre times to load data. Audio is an occasional issue as well: characters might talk over their own lines and are sometimes drowned out by the ambient music. At least that music is evocative, if not as excellent as the original Alice's score. The occasional tinkling of a toy piano and the buzz of low double basses provide fine contrast to the pounding drumbeats that accompany battle. Alice is generally a dream to control due to the effortless way you can string multiple jumps together and float gently downward. When you drift or perform midair leaps, flower petals blossom in your wake, emphasizing Alice's grace in a graceless land. The smoothness of motion makes bouncing from springy mushrooms and catching drafts of air a delight, and rarely is timing or landing a leap a struggle. For a few hours, you get caught up in freewheeling around this unusual place, scanning for secrets and admiring the view. You can shrink yourself to minute size and enter keyholes, where you might find lost memories, Madness Returns' equivalent of audio logs. You come across floating pig snouts and can shoot them full of pepper from your pepper grinder to uncover new pathways. Hidden treasures are scattered all over, and hearing the telltale snort from a nearby snout elicits a pleasant Pavlovian response: you hear the oink and immediately move into scouting mode. Every so often, Madness Returns' level layouts displays a glimmer of creativity, such as when playing cards flip and slide into view, extending your path. However, reaching your destination is a usually predictable affair. You spend a lot of time jumping onto floating surfaces and into gusts of air so that you can flip a switch that creates another set of surfaces and gusts. Sometimes you need to drop bombs to weigh down pressure plates, shrink to miniscule size to bring invisible platforms into view, or run under a spiked ceiling threatening to slam down on you. But Alice: Madness Returns has a limited bag of tricks, and so you frequently perform the same actions in the same context. Monotony too often results, particularly when your objectives are simple fetch quests. (Some residents of Wonderland are unwilling to divulge information unless you do them petty favors.) Levels have no sense of momentum: were it not for the unique environments, you could replace one sequence with any other and not even notice, and navigation is barely more challenging in the penultimate chapter than it is in the first. Luckily, combat freshens things up, due in part to the horrific enemies you face. Hideous monsters dripping with black ooze fling projectiles from above, and goblins wielding dinnerware threaten to stab you. Each enemy requires a slightly different technique to bring down, and Alice is fortunate enough to have the right tools for the job. First up is the returning vorpal blade, Madness Returns' version of a light attack. The hobbyhorse does strong attack duty, while the pepper grinder is your basic ranged assault weapon. Then there's the teapot, which you can think of as a grenade launcher, as well as your parasol, which you use to block incoming attacks. Once you get accustomed to the patterns and weaknesses, the vile fiends aren't difficult to fell. But while fights aren't often challenging, facing multiple enemy types at once is still fun, because you must use your entire arsenal in a single battle. Many battles are too easy to feel like anything but filler, and the sticky target lock can push the camera into awkward positions. But the sound of porcelain shattering when you slam your hobbyhorse into a wretched freak crusted with dolls' heads is worthwhile compensation. Alice: Madness Returns occasionally tries to enhance the proceedings by wandering outside its comfort zone. You slide down ramps, solve some puzzles on a chessboard, jump about in a two-dimensional version of Wonderland, and so forth. The attempts to vary the pace are admirable, but in most cases, the execution is less than ideal. For instance, there are sequences in which you take control of a rolling doll's head and navigate in 2D and 3D alike. It's a neat idea, but the too-close camera and some awkward transitions in and out of third-person and side views frustrate. Running from a gigantic executioner should have led to pulse-pounding chases, but these sequences have you running toward the camera. It takes a special game to make it fun to run toward the unknown, and Alice is not such a game. An underwater shoot-em-up, a musical minigame--you might welcome the change of tempo at first, only to discover that these sections whistle a boring tune. Fortunately, these are short detours, not core mechanics, and they are overshadowed by Alice: Madness Returns' better elements. It might take you nine or 10 hours to complete the game, and should you buy it new, you get a code to download American McGee's Alice. This port of the original PC game takes some getting used to: moving Alice doesn't cause her to face that direction. (Fans of the original will miss the ease of movement mouselook provided on the PC.) The action feels stiff by modern standards, but its dramatic art design and uneasy atmosphere are timeless. The Cheshire Cat fades into view, filling you in on the state of Wonderland while doing his best Alan Rickman impression. Instead of shooting pepper at the Red Queen's guards, you fling razor-sharp playing cards. And in at least one important way, the original still surpasses this late-in-coming sequel: it more effectively uses events and characters from the source material. And thus it is more likely to tap into your nostalgia either for Carroll's works or for their place in pop culture. If you grab the game on the used market, you can still purchase American McGee's Alice separately, though you shouldn't assume that Madness Returns is a lesser value without the inclusion of the original. It's fun to move through Wonderland as if carried by a summer breeze, bringing a touch of beauty to its contorted imagery. It's a shame that the game never expands its fundamentals. Looking back on time spent with Alice: Madness Returns is like remembering a vacation from your childhood: you remember where you went, but not what you did. Yet Alice's broken psyche is so tortured, her waking nightmare so vivid, that you're tempted to push forward to see what deliciously morbid sights yet await.
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  26. I'm Malek, I live almost in Tunisia. I love to read, hang with friends when I got the opportunity and do all kind of crazy things that crosses my mind at the moment. I consider myself a trustworthy person. I got a kind nature. I can't be rude with anyone unless they deserve it. more than everything I love helping people in need. I won't ever abuse someone that needs me, and I prefer sometimes losing time or losing money in order to help people that need it and that deserve it. I like to earn things with hard work, and even if I didn't do great. I like to show people I'm capable of more. I consider myself a great friend. you won't ever hear or read me trash-talking about any friend of mine in his back. if I got something to say I say it upfront. I love to learn new things. and I'm open for every kind of experience ( as long as it is a good one ) people can offer me and I'm also willing to share good things with people around me!! @myCro ? Yours, _Klay_
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  27. Salah sry what happen bro but Anna is founder or daddy boss and in this case Anna can ask you and even punish you she can also use commands on you the proof from your side is very clear also Anna should stop that and you should be on your grade.
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  28. you are welcomed everyday but if you or anyone breaks the rules i punish you everyday im sorry for the direct answer but i dont tolerate anything against the server rules buddy nothing against you anyone here but since you new guys started touching the server we fall so much down and all my effort to get server 32/32 was gone ind this case i blame @wizz too cus he tolerated something like that also it would be nice if wizz came here and give an answer to this case every admin and every player know what for an effort i made to rech the max. and everything got ruined since that i dont even care if i got removed or punished in any way,but i tell you 1 thing If i leave everyone leavs here cuz everyone in newlifezm is my friend i was so kind with everyone i even punished my friends my admins everyone this is the last replay to this case from my side as i said on teampro's replay if anyone goes against the rules i punish them even if hes the last player on server sry again ? much love Hulk
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  29. Sazgar Engineering works Limited is a well known name in automobile industry of Pakistan. Sazgar held a Showcasing Event of its locally manufactured “EV Three Wheeler” today in Lahore; Honorable Chief Guest was Malik Amin Aslam, Advisor to Prime Minister for climate change, Government of Pakistan. the event was also attended by Higher Government Officials, Social and Business community. This initiative of Sazgar was not only appreciated by the Government officials but also satisfaction was shown by various segments of the society. It will generate employment opportunities for the Automobile Industry and also benefit the development of its allied industry. The local production of EV Three wheeler will help in saving precious foreign exchange which is need of the hour. It will contribute in reducing the environmental pollution and oil import bill. These vehicles will be produced locally, including their parts by local vending industry except for the electric kits. This will help in upgrading auto parts industry, which in return will contribute to national Exchequer inform of taxes and will also generate employment opportunities. As per available information, the cost of this 3 wheeler is 4 to 4.5 lacs and in next 2 months will be available in market for end-user. Furthermore, there are lots of opportunities in exporting these EV Three Wheeler vehicles to various countries by which we can increase foreign exchange for the country. Sazgar is already exporting its Auto Rickshaw to different countries including Japan which is a great honor for company.
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  30. I think it is not necessary to ban players since we don't have too many today, we just have to warn them and if they refuse to give slay or slaps
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  31. Visite Forum daily Section HighLifeZm.
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  35. I hope your grandmother pays your unban. Suerte ?
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  38. Oooooy ace why did you die and leave me i wanna to cry ???
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  39. Maître Gims - J'me tire (Clip officiel)
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