Илью Мэддисона забанили на Twitch после провокационной трансляции с прохождением S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2; во время игры стример постоянно шутил про «мову», «работу ПВО» и высек символ «Z» на мертвом NPC — Share
Илью Мэддисона забанили на Twitch после провокационной трансляции с прохождением S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2; во время игры стример постоянно шутил про «мову», «работу ПВО» и высек символ «Z» на мертвом NPC — Share
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