Finding a good Zombie Lobby @SoulElement

Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

Doing this takes extreme patience and toleration, and even then the lobby sometimes turns out to be even worse than ever thought to be. The chance of getting in a good game is close to 5%. The rest are filled with people in parties, have no mics, squeakers, Kinect mics and horrendous ranks.
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