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Breachers Season 2 Prize Pool!

by Frosty | Tue, May 07

Breachers Season 2 Prize Pool

We are thrilled to unveil the prize pool for the second season of Breachers, generously supported by our sponsors: Triangle Factory, HyperX, ProTubeVR, and Helga the Manager!

Europe Prizes:

First Place:
- $1,900 in Cash from our Sponsors Triangle Factory & ProTubeVR!
- Helga the Manager Lifetime Subscription!

Second Place:
- $850 in Cash from our Sponsors Triangle Factory & ProTubeVR!
- Helga the Manager Lifetime Subscription!

North America Prizes:

First Place:
- $3,000 in Cash from our Sponsors Triangle Factory & ProTubeVR!
- Cloud Revolver S provided by our Sponsor Hyper X!
- 5 players on the team will be flown out to attend VRML Con in Denver in July.
- Helga the Manager Lifetime Subscription!

Second Place:
- $1,300 in Cash from our Sponsors Triangle Factory & ProTubeVR!
- HyperX Cirro Buds Pro provided by our Sponsor Hyper X!
- 5 players on the team will be flown out to attend VRML Con in Denver in July.
- Helga the Manager Lifetime Subscription!

APAC Prizes

First Place:
- $950 in Cash from our Sponsors Triangle Factory & ProTubeVR!

VRML Weapon Skin!

We are providing a weapon skin to the Top 8 teams in the Quarter Finals stage, following the same weapon skin last year! *VRML will manually distribute the contact information of players eligible to receive the finalist skin to the developers. Please note that if a player already possesses the skin, they will not receive an additional one, nor will they be provided with one to give away. We are excited to see the competitive spirit that these prizes will undoubtedly inspire among the participants. Best of luck to all competitors across all regions!

VRML Weekly Briefing - Season 2 Week 10

by Gibular_Bob | Tue, Apr 30

Message from the VRML:

Welcome to week ten, the penultimate week of the season 2 calendar, and our weekly articles together! With just one week left now until the start of post season, the top teams are fiercely battling for the number one spot. On the other side of the coin, however, our lower ranked teams are gearing up for the challenger cup, the first round of our playoffs to determine the final team to compete in the round 2 closed qualifiers. With all this in mind, the pressure to perform well continues to mount heading into week eleven. Who will stand above the rest and prove they have what it takes to shoot for the number one spot? Find out all this and more by reading below!

Week Ten Standings:

For the second to last time this season, let’s take a look at the top teams in each region of the league!

North America (NA):

1st: AESIR

2nd: ASP3CT

3rd: Eternity

4th: Fusion

5th: Formula 3

Europe (EU):

1st: AESIR EU

2nd: ivi

3rd: Ragnarok

4th: Immortality

5th: Cheeki Breachi

Asia/Oceania (APAC):

1st: Hybrid

2nd: 7DS

3rd: Legion Praetorian

You may notice only a few small changes to the standings this week. It’s important to note that Formula 3, AESIR, ASP3CT, and Fusion did not play this week due to some postponements. Both the EU and APAC regions also didn’t receive much of a change this week either, with Cheeki Breachi replacing Nyffin and Legion Praetorian kicking Pavlov’s Dogs out of the top three, marking the first change to the APAC standings in four weeks. The biggest and most intense matches will occur in week eleven, with the final week of the season preventing the use of seasonal postponements. By the end of next week, the top seven teams will be decided, and they will move on to face each other in the closed qualifiers during round 2 of our post season. It goes without saying that there is quite a bit of drive to skip the CC for these master teams, so they will no doubt be putting in their best efforts to stay ahead of each other!

Roster Report:

Due to the roster lock, the last two roster reports will be very short, as players can only leave teams at the moment. Nevertheless, here are some of the biggest changes that happened in week ten:

NA:

RJ —> (Left Arcane)

FunkyMonkey (Left Arcane)

<null> —> (Left Arcane)

W41K3R —> (Left Arcane)

Olympus —> Disbands

EU:

leon —> (Left Formula 3 EU)

viledot —> (Left Nexus)

Exit —> Disbands

From the Teams:

This week, we’ve gone ahead and asked the top teams in each region the following questions:

How are you feeling as a team after your week ten match/matches?
Does your team prefer an aggressive fast-paced playstyle, or a slow and methodical approach? Why?

NA:

AESIR- Plunge: “We are feeling ready for the last weeks of the season and preparing ourselves for quarter/semi finals. We play more aggressively because it fits the players on the team. If you have players and they play slow, then play slow so you can get the best out of the team.”

ASP3CT- iBlameMyAim: “Due to scheduling constraints, our team was unable to compete this week in light of F3's push to next week. Our gameplay style prioritizes versatility and aggressiveness to keep opponents guessing and prevent predictability, ensuring that we maintain a competitive edge and adapt to various team dynamics effectively.”

Formula 3- Angel: “I take pride in the adaptability of my team. We have an excellent (and) aggressive squad, but some teams we face require a little more finesse that’ll lead to slower methods in some of the rounds. However, it’s always more fun to run and gun because it really shows your team’s true skill when they’re allowed to pummel through any defense with brute force.”

EU:

ivi- beaver: “After week 10 we have a lot of confidence moving towards finals. All in all the match vs Ragnarok was great, and we're back to the level we used to be in pre-season. We always opt for a slower, more controlling pace as it's more consistent than chucking nades into a site and relying on aim to win rounds. It may work in scrims, but I guess we will see when finals roll around as finals is the only thing that matters.”

APAC:

Legion Praetorian- Gen0cyde: “Legion has always been a team that is just about having fun, win or lose. What I am mostly proud of is the fact that the team has found laughter and fun in games we knew we weren't going to win. In games where we knew it was going to be easy, we decided to challenge ourselves with extra eco rounds or do shotguns-only rounds. We find the fun in the game regardless of who we are playing. We can do both (playstyles). It depends on who we are playing against and what we have done before. We don't stick to one method for too long, or else it becomes easy to predict us.”

The Penultimate Week -Opinion by Gibular_Bob:

It’s hard to believe that we’re already finishing week ten and starting the final week of the season. With a distinct lack of activity from the top NA teams, everything will culminate in week eleven, which will probably be the most action-packed week we’ve had this season. With so much on the line, and so many matches to be played, you really have to wonder what the mental game is like for some of these frontrunners. Are they coping well with the added stress and pressure? I certainly hope so.

Admittedly, one of the biggest disappointments I think we saw this week was Olympus disbanding. What was once a top tier team (with a couple of appearances in these articles, I might add) with the potential to make a serious run has unfortunately fizzled out so close to the finish line. The sudden disband was quite jarring, and it made me recall some of the other top teams that collapsed this season. Wicked, Havoc, Indomitable, Infinity, and now Olympus, just to name a few, all showed a lot of promise. That said, it is in the nature of the Breachers VRML for teams to die out and players to leave. It’s not all so depressing though, as new players arrive and new teams form, the cycle continues with spectators like myself watching everything play out, and there’s a certain beauty to that.

Regardless, we are now approaching the finale of season 2. At this point, the teams must be ready for what’s to come. They’ve had an entire season to hone their skills, and the upcoming post season will be the true test of how much they’ve grown. We are now in a time where mastery, not just as an individual player, but as a team, is demanded to reap the spoils of the competition. As we approach the final week, with the most challenging battles still yet to come, I implore you all to take one final look at your abilities, and reflect upon any changes you need to make to improve. Remember- it’s never too late to learn a few more tricks.

Wrapping up Week Ten:

Once again, it’s time to wrap things up. Week ten delivered another round of great matches, and once again reminded that there is never a dull moment here in the Breachers VRML. With that said, we wish all of the teams good luck in their final week of season 2! Next week will be ripe with discussion of teams, matches and post season, so stay tuned for the next article, and make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel so as to not miss any of the action! Remember to buy breaching foam, and we’ll see you next week for our final seasonal briefing!

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VRML Weekly Briefing - Season 2 Week 9

by Gibular_Bob | Tue, Apr 23

Message from the VRML:

Welcome to week nine of the Breachers VRML season 2! With just two weeks left until the post season, and the roster/challenge lock in place starting week ten, you can really start to feel all of the action approaching its climax! While we wait for the end of the season though, let’s take a look at the standings, roster report, and opinions from our casters! All this and more coming up below…

Week Nine Standings:

Before we start, let’s remind ourselves of the top teams in each region:

North America (NA):

1st: AESIR

2nd: ASP3CT

3rd: Fusion

4th: Eternity

5th: Formula 3

Europe (EU):

1st: AESIR EU

2nd: ivi

3rd: Ragnarok

4th: Immortality

5th: Nyffin

Asia/Oceania (APAC):

1st: Hybrid

2nd: 7DS

3rd: Pavlov’s Dogs

Surprisingly, there have been very few big changes in our top teams. Hybrid still stands atop the APAC leaderboard, with 7DS and Hybrid once again bringing up the second and third spots respectively. The only EU change has been Nyffin swapping places with Cheeki Breachi, so it will be interesting to see if CHBR can once again break back into the top 5. NA, on the other hand, saw no new entries into their leaderboard, but Fusion swapped places with Formula 3 after a massive upset game that Fusion emerged the winner from. With just a few weeks left until post season, opportunities for high seeding placements in the closed qualifiers are running out. Will the top teams of NA, EU, and APAC be able to maintain their dominance? Only time will tell…

Roster Report:

The beginning of week ten marks the start of the Roster Lock, a period lasting from April 22nd until the end of the finals. During this period, teams may kick players, but they may not recruit new players. With this in mind, let’s take a look at the final regular roster report of season 2!

NA:

sil0 —> HORIZON

Bane —> Ignite

SAUCEY WAUCEY —> HORIZON

kazex —> Spectral

Trigger-Happy —> Disbands

Airport Wifi —> Disbands

RJ —> Arcane

Captain Rogers —> Taurus United

DmacThe2nd —> Guardians

Snowie —> (Left Suspicious Breakfast)

FVDE —> Guardians

Blitzkrieg —> Disbands

mika_ —> (Left BEAVERtails)

Crimson —> Fusion

Squeaky Shoes —> Disbands

Psycilo —> (Left REKT)

Moscow —> REKT

Mr.Sm1rk0 —> Suspicious Breakfast

GH8ST(Sp4rX) —> (Left Suspicious Breakfast)

Tigerclaw303 —> Ringer

Proof —> REKT

Swift —> AESIR

ryze —> (Left REKT)

Ash —> Suspicious Breakfast

Onyxiaz(Argonaut) —> Spectral

Parrot —> RE.START

MadThrasher-XXI —> Olympus

Rely —> Ringer

SirBlur —> Guardians

Peppa Pig —> (Left Ground Zer0)

Ahmilio —> Ground Zer0

EU:

Jobsey —> Artifacts

Alkan —> Nexus

bewares —> Nexus

Dario1400 —> Nexus

Jacoob —> Nexus

adz —> Nexus

hazel —> Immortality

GnomGuden —> Formula 3 EU

‘Alex —> Nexus

highlightr —> Formula 3 EU

leon —> Formula 3 EU

viledot —> Nexus

From the Teams:

This week, we’ve gone ahead and asked the top teams in each region the following questions:

How are you feeling as a team after your week nine match/matches?
As we approach the end of the season, who do you think will be the strongest opposition to your team?

NA:

AESIR- Plunge: “We are feeling pretty good waiting for the finals to start. As of right now I would say Eternity, F3, and ASP3CT are probably our biggest competition, but we are still taking every game we play super seriously no matter the team.”

ASP3CT- iBlameMyAim: “Following a compelling showdown against Ignite, our team delivered a commendable performance marked by resilience and skill. As we maintain our confidence and positive momentum, we acknowledge AESIR as formidable adversaries, presenting a significant challenge that pushes us to our limits. Anticipating a future encounter with them, we aspire to continually elevate our gameplay and strive for success in upcoming competitions.”

Formula 3- Angel: “After week nine of matches, we are definitely in the dumps. We lost against Fusion due to some last minute hiccups availability wise, but we are eager to bring it back in week 10. With the post season drawing near, our main competition is AESIR still, but I'm eager to see more teams pop up as I heard a lot of them have gotten good last minute pickups due to the roster lock.”

EU:

AESIR EU- GOOBLIN: “This week's been really slow with Cheeki Breachi postponing our match to this week, however some interesting things have happened the last couple days. Nexus has made a 3rd appearance with a new roster, and a tonne of players in and out of VRML got banned for cheats (hilarious by the way). I'm really looking forward to the end of the season with AESIR, and we plan on winning it too. Our strongest opposition would either be ivi or Ragnarok in my opinion. Ragnarok is certainly a strong team, and gives us more of a challenge than we bargain for usually. ivi we aren't too worried about, since they just buy Vezins and Nades, but still a good challenge. Nonetheless, we're looking forward to playing them all again in finals.”

ivi- Beaver: “After week nine we feel confident, got more depth to our map pool. Been working hard recently. Our biggest opposition is definitely team Immortality. I think they have the players to perform at a high level in high pressure situations. However, we will see…”

Immortality- XavDaSlav: “After week 9 we are still feeling confident. We’ve had a lot of rocky things happen to us this week, but we won't let it phase us. Our plan is to win and only to win. No matter what happens (to) us as a team, (we) will overcome it and do better. We’re not happy with how this (week) went but we have learned a lot from it and going into the next week, you’ll see us do better and you will see us back at the top. I think going into the end of the season and into finals AESIR EU are our biggest threat. We have scrimmed them a lot and played them once, and we know that they are a hard team to beat, but we will overcome that and we will try our hardest to win. They’re not an unbeatable team, just a really strong one.”

APAC:

7DS- McMuffinator: “Our team is happy with another win this week. Our strongest opponents are Hybrid, they constantly give us a good challenge and we'll need our best players to face them in the post season.”

The Beginning of the End -Opinion by Gibular_Bob:

We’re finally here! Week nine is what could be considered the final “normal” week of the season, as weeks ten and eleven will be under the roster/challenge lock. When writing out this week’s roster report, I wanted to go a bit overboard since this will be the last big report of the season. It feels like I just started writing these articles a week ago, and now here we are, approaching the end of what has been a wild season 2. But enough reminiscing, let’s get into the meat of today’s discussion.

Now I have to admit, I was a bit shocked to see Formula 3 lose to Fusion. Don’t get me wrong, I didn’t doubt that Fusion was a skilled team for a second -I don’t think anybody did- but F3 was such a dominant team that skill-checked AESIR in their matchup last week. Angel said earlier that he and his team were down in the dumps, and I don’t blame them. This loss was a serious setback for this team, and it will take some effort to climb back up to where they were before. Perhaps they’ll find some success this week against ASP3CT? One thing’s for sure, it will be very close. I’m also curious to see how Fusion will continue to rise in power. They were matched against AESIR for week ten, so we’ll see if they can put in some damage against the unstoppable NA titan. Either way, I think it will be a blast to watch everything unfold as a caster!

Real quick, I wanted to touch on our EU side of operations for a bit. We had a very unexpected reappearance of Nexus this week! For those of you who might not have been keeping up with the EU region lore so far, Nexus was one of the teams to beat earlier in the season. We frequently heard from them here too, in both our standings recaps and team interviews. Will this restructuring keep the team afloat this time? Will the new roster make as much of an impact as the original? These are a few of the questions I began asking myself as I documented their roster changes. Either way, the EU has had some very interesting developments and matches this season, and I’m excited to see where everything goes in the coming weeks!

Wrapping up Week Nine:

It’s time to once again bring this weekly recap to a close! Season 2 of the Breachers VRML has been full of action so far, and we still have plenty of intense battles left to watch (make sure to tune into our YouTube channel so you don’t miss any of them)! Of course, we wish all of our players and teams luck as we head into week ten, and we hope you’ll all have fun in your pursuit of the number one spot! Remember to buy breaching foam, and we’ll see you next week!

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VRML Weekly Briefing - Season 2 Week 8

by Gibular_Bob | Thu, Apr 18

Message from the VRML:

Welcome everyone to week eight of Breachers VRML season 2! With just two weeks away from roster lock, the pressure is on for the team to make an impact. This week delivered exciting matches and some very interesting roster changes. With the season moving ever-closer to its climax, who will stand out apart from the rest of the crowd? Find out all this and more by reading below!

Week Seven Standings:

Before we dive into the action this week, let’s reacquaint ourselves with the top teams in each region:

North America (NA):

1st: AESIR

2nd: ASP3CT

3rd: Formula 3

4th: Eternity

5th: Fusion

Europe (EU):

1st: AESIR EU

2nd: ivi

3rd: Ragnarok

4th: Immortality

5th: Cheeki Breachi

Asia/Oceania (APAC):

1st: Hybrid

2nd: 7DS

3rd: Pavlov’s Dogs

Marking their return to the top spots in the Breachers VRML are Eternity and the highly anticipated Formula 3. An extremely close game between F3 and AESIR turned into yet another triple 6 finish! What once seemed like a rarity has happened quite a few times now in season 2! AESIR EU continues to stand atop the EU standings, with the Revolt-RVL, now Immortality, bringing up fourth place. Meanwhile, Ragnarok and ivi remain ever-determined to keep their spots at the top of the leaderboard. Amazingly, the APAC top three haven’t undergone any changes since last week, with 7DS clawing their way up to take the throne from Hybrid. Will the season 1 champions usurp Hybrid? We’ll find out in the coming weeks!

Roster Report:

Week eight marks the two week point before the roster lock, meaning teams will no longer be able to add new players until the roster lock is lifted after the end of the postseason! Make sure you make your moves sooner rather than later! In the meantime, let’s take a look at some of the biggest changes we saw in week eight:

NA:

Game Sense —> Disbands

Flighty —> (Left Havoc Breachers)

Havoc Breachers —> Disbands

Mr.Sm1rk0 —> Ringer

itzPR0t0StaR —> Ragnarok NA

luvr —> Ragnarok NA

IceBeast —> Ragnarok NA

Jewishpotato —> Ragnarok NA

ALFA X BREACHERS —> Disbands

Flighty —> Division

feltymelty —> Division

iamjekl —> Division

Flu —> Division

Krush —> Division

King —> (Left Periphery)

ProfessorDolf —> Alfa X

Ninjatim —> Eternity

Overblade —> (Left Veni! Vedi! Vici!)

ZeeKay —> REKT

Basilmaz —> (Left REKT)

Khan —> REKT

HOPEClifford —> Veni! Vidi! Vici!

Dmac020 —> (Left Vanguard)

JAC_Eviljester799 —> Vanguard

Sterson —> AESIR

Stone —> (Left AESIR)

Proof —> AESIR

!Appler —> Horizon

EU:

SeaDragon —> (Left .COM)

GoteBoi —> .COM

Alkan —> (Left Formula 3 EU)

From the Teams:

This week, we’ve gone ahead and asked the top teams in each region the following questions:

How are you feeling as a team after your week eight match/matches?
How important is utility to your team in the current meta of Breachers? Is it a better idea to purchase weapons or utility when saving in a league match?

NA:

AESIR- Plunge: “Feeling awesome sauce! (It’s better to buy) utility. If we are saving, then breaching foam and nades are (the) most used (utility).”

ASP3CT- RipTheCord: “We continue to maintain a strong team cohesion, emphasizing the paramount significance of mental training to ensure unwavering focus throughout the game. In situations where we secure a lead by a round or two, considering the acquisition of Vezin could be a strategic option. However In the given scenario, prioritizing utility over purchasing rifles is recommended. Allocating resources towards utility first, followed by considering other acquisitions, has shown to significantly enhance the team's performance, particularly in terms of breaching strategies. This approach has demonstrated a near-perfect success rate, underlining the vital role utility plays in the proficiency of breachers. Strategically deploying utility, based on precise timing and placement, significantly impacts the outcome of each round, potentially determining victory or defeat.”

Formula 3- Angel: “To be completely honest, week 8 didn’t go perfect but it also didn’t go bad for us. We were initially hoping to take a win out of this week, however things happen. We had a pretty bad game selling a 6-0 lead on AESIR especially, but we’re immediately getting back into it and learning from all of our mistakes. As for the current meta for util with our guys, we do our best to prioritize essentials on offense such as a drone, breaching foam, plus a grenade if possible. As for defense, we do our best to get grenades and trip-mines to help give damage to the opposing team. Other utility is extremely strong, but we do just fine without it so we don’t stress too much about it. When saving, I believe it’s more important to make sure you can get those key utilities (grenades, trip-mines, breaching foam, drones) first before getting your primary gun. My “minimum next round” feature tends to read 3300 so that I have the 3100 for vezin and an extra 200 for util.”

Eternity- Juice: “We are feeling really great actually. Past couple weeks we’ve had some hiccups with availability and staying consistent. The game last week (we had) massive technical difficulties, (but) we still came out on top. (It) depends on the situation or the score of the game, but I would say utility (is a better buy than weapons).”

EU:

AESIR EU- GOOBLIN: “We're feeling very confident after this week. We all know who's winning this season, and we're keeping this mindset no matter what happens. We're going to win, and we're going to keep improving as we grow as a team. Utility is very important on save rounds. Buying the essentials whilst being low on economy is what wins the 1's vs vezins, nades, smokes, etc. Jespers may be small, but a lot stronger combined with good util usage.”

ivi- Beaver: “Week eight, EU is slowly turning into NA 2.0. Had another tier 1 team rebrand to be associated with America. In my opinion, just buy Nades and vezins.”

Ragnarok- Mark: “Feeling a bit down personally, team morale is up but we have a lot to work on. We have been pushing utility more and more the better we get as a team. Buying utility over one or two vezins can mean a win or loss. With playspace being legalized in the league, our non-gunners have had to learn to keep up in other ways, especially for those who refuse to learn playspace (of which i respect), and utility has been a big factor in that.”

APAC:

7DS- McMuffinator: “Our team is feeling great, (and) we are looking forward to a rematch with Hybrid to take the top spot on the leaderboard again. On attack we will always buy utility in save rounds, as breaching foam is almost required to push most bomb sites. On defense we might buy trips or a grenade to try and get a rifle without taking a gunfight.”

Wacky Week Eight -Opinion by Gibular_Bob:

Week eight is here, and we’re at the point where teams have to start stepping up their game in preparation for the postseason. This current week that we’re in, week nine, is the last week where teams can challenge match other teams and bring on new players. By the time the week nine recap is out, the lock will already be in effect, so make sure you have your team sorted and ready before you get locked out of the action. Keep in mind that your team will have to have at least 6 games played this season to qualify for the postseason.

With all that said, why don’t we talk about some of the biggest rivalries in the league right now? NA’s prized matchup is no doubt F3 vs AESIR. Admittedly, I was a bit concerned for F3 when they revived themselves. F3 has had a rocky history when it comes to rosters, and my fear is that this new F3 would fall apart before they got any momentum like many other teams we saw over the course of the season. That said, they proved me very wrong, and demonstrated that they are here to stay. If you still have your doubts, I recommend watching their recent match against AESIR, which turned into another triple 6 finish! Sure, it didn’t count as a loss for AESIR, but that was the first time we saw their skill get truly tested in weeks. Though they were ultimately disappointed in the tie, I think Formula 3 took a huge step in the right direction with this match. They proved that AESIR can in fact bleed, and with more training and practice who knows? Maybe the only undefeated team in NA since week one won’t be able to boast that title anymore. We’ll find out in the coming weeks…

To quickly touch on the other two regions, Revolt-RVL associated itself with Eternity this week and rebranded to Immortality. They’re a promising team, and I’m curious to see where they go as we get into the final weeks of season 2. One thing’s for certain though: AESIR EU is the team to beat. With an undefeated record, and some of the best EU players on their roster, it seems that this team is looking to dominate their region just like their NA counterpart. I’ll be keeping a close eye on these teams moving forward, and I recommend you do the same as well, the EU scene has been fantastic to watch this season!

Finally, we have APAC, and the battle for first place. Hybrid still stands strong as the only undefeated APAC team to survive the whole season, but 7DS is quickly catching up. The season 1 champions aren’t keen on giving up their spot, but neither is Hybrid. It’s a fascinating conflict that ultimately I wish I could see more of, but time zones unfortunately put me in a spot where I can’t cast the APAC region. Regardless, it looks like it should be a fun battle, and I’m content watching it play out on the sideline. Good luck to both Hybrid and 7DS!

Wrapping up Week Eight:

It’s once again time to end the weekly recap, and what a week it has been! As we march forwards towards the postseason, there seems to be no end to the questions! Who will win the AESIR vs Formula 3 battle in NA? Will 7DS finally get their long-awaited rematch against Hybrid? Will AESIR EU continue to dominate their region just like their NA counterpart? Keep an eye out in the following weeks, as the competition is only just starting to heat up! Remember to buy breaching foam, and we’ll see you next week!

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