Personal Narrative: My Experience With Agar

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My experience with Agar.io Many people around the world play video games. But one of the popular PC games right now is agar.io, which is a very addicting game. Here are some of my experiences with agar.io. Of course the first time I played agar.io, it was difficult to play because I didn’t know what to do. I kept playing until I got used just to it and that’s when I noticed that I was really into this game. I got home and I went straight to my computer and started playing agar.io, at that time I was pretty good at the game because this game wasn’t that popular yet so it was easy to get to first place. Summer came and I could play agar.io, because I had to go on some vacations and then I started working and do other stuff. So basically

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