Rayman Pirate-Community

Of course, Gigaman'd be an excellent mod but for the moment i don't search english mods...

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We don't need mods anymore, and the Team has come a lot of time ago...

I'll lock this topic

* cased closest *

Why not... I'll unlock it there's a need

stupidkid wrote:ill be here for a long time so if you need a modin the english forums i will be it if you want

look at this weird post from stoopidkid he says he will be here a lot

A silly post isn't a reason to make a locked topic come to top

OK JUST STOP POSTING HERE NOW!

GF's not a mod any more...

Hunchman801 wrote:GF's not a mod any more...

Good, now let's stick to my msg.

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