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Marta is too sexy and elite to wear this to a wedding lol

^ yes, me too. The same message.

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I checked out the entire cutscenes/story for Peace walker for the first time in 15 yrs. Overall it's the weakest of the canon games, really weird/resembling Japanese anime more than metal gear, and pretty underwhelming for the telling the story of the how Outer Heaven came about. It deserves to be re-made with better writing and revision. The story of Big Boss is the most important in the franchise with the most potential. But there are 4 epic moments in the game that are great. Metal gear is really an unfinished masterwork like Game of Thrones.

@maddog107 My anti-virus (norton) has been detecting a trojan horse coming from Bellazon- do you know about this? JS:Agent-EPA [Trj]

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