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Dune: Awakening Griefers Are Parking on Other Players and Feeding Them to Worms

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Dune: Awakening griefers are pinning ornithopters to the ground in PvE zones, summoning worms with thumpers, and feeding helpless players to the monstrous beasts in otherwise safe regions of the game.
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Common and Merciless: Griefer Terrorize Pve Zones in Dune: Awakening – Fans Demand Funcom to Step In

Do you know why I prefer to play for myself instead of playing online with others? Because there are people who just want to spoil the fun for others. more

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Dune: Awakening griefers are parking on other players and feeding them to worms

Dune: Awakening griefers are pinning ornithopters to the ground in PvE zones, summoning worms with thumpers, and feeding helpless players to the monstrous beasts in otherwise safe regions of the game.

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