The Battle Bunker Ep1 The Pay To Win Problem

Episode 1 of the The Battle Bunker podcast, hosted by Sirius Brooks, titled "The Battle Bunker Ep1 The Pay To Win Problem" was published on June 17, 2021 and runs 11 minutes.

June 17, 2021 ·11m · The Battle Bunker

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I talk about Pay to Win shenanigans

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I talk about Pay to Win shenanigans

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