Hopefully someone can answer as when i google for this it assumes im talking about a different dat file for the ps3 Alvaro is resting quite comfortable in the only available musical chair in the basement (next door to the dead woman's chair) So anyway im trying to use a dat file to sort them all out but the only dat file for ps3 back ups are the no intro ones and i cant use it with the alvro ones as they use different copies so what are my options here to find/get a date file for the ps3 of alvros as i dont wanna go.
Juan Cristobal Napoles Fajardo "El Cucalambé" | The History, Culture
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Brought back to life by strange native spirits, you will explore and scavenge, build up your arsenal and gain powerful perks, hunt your enemies quietly or meet them guns blazing
Take back the frontier, gunslinger! I have scanned the entire map for about 1.5h by now. Chupa pico alvaro chupa pico se lo meto por el chico por el chico y me dice despacito despacito y le encantan to mi pico to mi pico de seguro que de… 453k subscribers in the chile community
La comunidad chilena de reddit / the chilean reddit community (we speak english… The choice should be between marceau vs sherman as alvaro is a fine boat but shouldn't be in contention for 1st coal pick since there are very similar boats that do her job equal or better, while marceau / sherman are both strong and unique Between the two it comes down to playstyle preference Marceau as the active open water gunboat / ambush style dd hunter or sherman as the cap blocker.
Looking to get another coal ship
Already have napoli, sherman, marceau and i am wondering if the alvaro is gud bote The burst fire fast dd… Comparing the alvaro with grozo there is also the fast reloading torpedoes to consider So wondering if it would make sense to run alvaro without mbaa for a more hybrid setup and playing closer to enemy to get more out of the torps and playing visibility tricks allowing the shorter range to drop detection after bursting something.
