LD Tyler
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LD Tyler
@TGoody603
Owner of @LethalDivideGG
New Hampshire, USA Katılım Ocak 2015
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Posting the hits here. Pretty epic box with a familiar face. @SimpXO /30 auto 🔥and the Toronto trio 🤌🤌

LD Tyler@TGoody603
Found a box of these being sold pretty close and ordered it a little bit ago. Hits will be in the replies
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49th place.... for my first tournament of the year.
I could've done better i just made a costly mistake in game 3. But we'll get the kinks out.
Just more time in the lab. We'll be good.
@LethalDivideGG @TGoody603
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🚨 OMiT reached an agreement with the ownership of Boston Breach to take control of day to day operations, plans for long term takeover after the current season.
(Via @RonnieInteL)

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Last event for LD and Jumpout Gang. These guys are not only amazing people and players but my fkn brothers. Give these guys a follow and shoutout the OG 4th for Jumpout gang my boy @Kimboelzein ❤️. Hoping these guys last event together is a big one see you tomorrow ❤️🤞🏻🙏
Lethal Divide 🐍@LethalDivideGG
Tomorrow is the big day. The boys have made it to the bnb, tomorrow they upset your bracket predictions. Good luck to all the teams competing and good luck to our team! @Turkledore @interRiotz @ShabbyIDagger @CaseyLunny
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@SportsIQ_330 @Kuavo That’s what I’m saying! I like the old JustUs jerseys too, used to be close to those guys it would just be a sick little memory of when I started
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@iForeHead @Kuavo Am I trippin was he not on Rise at one point in like AW? Maybe I’m wrong. I just want the older stuff that isn’t available if I win anything
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@Priestahh Good luck with whatever is next Preston! Upset we never got to work together those years back, but damn you’re the man. Congrats on the career bud
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Stepping away from competitive COD.
The past 10+ years have been some of, if not the best years of my life. I've met some of the most amazing and talented people throughout my career in competitive Call of Duty. This wasn't an easy decision, especially because it's been such a huge part of my life for the past decade. But as I've gotten older and times have changed, I started to drift away from the "fun" aspect of the game that I had.
I really wanted to go out with a bang, and not really in the way that I did, but everything happens for a reason. I hopped back into challengers to see if I would find that spark and drive again, to get back where I felt I belonged. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for me, and I started to feel mentally drained from it all.
For me, it's time to move forward and pursue more of my dreams I have outside of competing. I want to thank my wife, my family, my friends, my teammates, my coaches and everyone who has supported me throughout this journey. Call of Duty will always be apart of me, and I'm grateful that I was able to live out my dream of being a Call of Duty Pro..
Onto the next chapter.
Love.
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