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Paid postOne exact post, `tiktok-7587086511640841474`, says `@LEGO Fortnite ... #ad #LEGOFortnite #LEGOPartner`; the receipt is post-specific. A separate current post explicitly says `enter code ALI-A`, confirming creator-code affiliate evidence without making that post paid.0:29 · spoken hook
“This Fortnite glider is actually pay to win, as when it first came out, players realised”
The opening line · 0:00 · move: contrarian
Calls the Pickle Chip glider pay-to-win, demonstrates how its pose makes riders hard to hit, then contrasts Epic's unchanged item with the patched Dragacorn precedent.
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- 0:00This Fortnite glider is actually pay to win, as when it first came out, players realised
- 0:05it was a massive exploit, as trying to shoot players that were using this glider was nearly impossible.
- 0:10But here's where it gets weird, as we've seen similar exploits with the Dragacorn glider in
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