Gold Box Case Study

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As for Dictator, his assignment was to amplify the gold box catch chances and he definitely fulfilled the difficult task. Difference in height was significant which contributed to proportional increase in golden successes. Additionally, Dictator was offering great ammount of protection while being just slightly slower than his medium hull brother Viking and though height has been double-edqed sword making me an easier target, I persisted in using it exclusively up to Major. It´s been equipment worth of the price.
Days flew away and New Year was knocking on the door with full bag of sales and goodies. I took this occasion to aggrandize my garage with Firebird, Freeze and Hornet M1.
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