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A Call to Non-OoH MWC

PostPosted: Thu May 25, 2006 5:34 pm
by Two Saks
OoH will once again field a full team of regular members. Led by the imfamous five-ball-baak (FBB), we are sure to catapult into the legends of myth glory or at least hit the wall so hard we will feel no pain...but that is not why I write.

For those who read this forum and have an interest in playing in the MWC, feel free to use this place to form a new MWC team. There has been overt interest this year and last year (which is really cool, unfortunately we have so many regulars!) I know there are 4-5 of you, maybe there are a few more lurkers?? Know idea, but sound off on this thread if interested. Join the MWC party! Get a team going and we could scrimmage against each other, more myth gaming, mutual benefit and above all else FUN!

PostPosted: Fri May 26, 2006 3:16 am
by The Elfoid_TFS
My only interest was since my team was messing me about so much I considered disbanding it. For now TFS is back :)

PostPosted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 5:40 pm
by SgtRogers
I read on the MWC website that they have increased the maximum number of players on a team. I was wondering if you guys are still fielding a full/only OoH team and not allowing any others to play? If you guys have graciously changed your minds, we have a couple of dutiful subs to fill the rest of the slots. :D 8)

PostPosted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:20 pm
by vinylrake
Hey Sgt Rogers, I can't speak officially for the whole order, but we had NINE players show up today - so we had two players sitting out each match even with "only" 10 signed up.

PostPosted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 1:47 pm
by The Elfoid_TFS
As an annoying person not asociated with anyone here in any way, and thus really not meant to be involved all I can say is that more people's much better. In practises you can work out who should play each map depending on their strats - that's how our team worked things out. Last year we had like 12 people showing up and still sorted it.

As I said, I really shouldn't be posting this so feel free to ignore ;)

PostPosted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 1:57 pm
by vinylrake
The Elfoid_TFS Wrote:As I said, I really shouldn't be posting this so feel free to ignore ;)


I second this comment.

Seriously.

PostPosted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 12:34 am
by sillek
Sounds good to me.
Can we start a trend ?

PostPosted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 3:50 am
by The Elfoid_TFS
*sobs*

PostPosted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 7:13 am
by vinylrake
Elf. you are welcome to post what and where you want, but when you pipe in to respond to a question DIRECTED at members of an order you are not a part of, and acknowledge that you have no business responding to it don't whine and go all passive-aggressive-someone-please-love-me-everyone-hates-me when someone agrees with your own assessment.

I heard an interview once with a famous musician. A fan was allowed in the room to meet his idol. As the interviewer asked a question, the FAN kept interrupting because he knew the answer. Of course the person the question was directed to also knew the answer, he just didn't get to answer because the fan kept butting in and answering for him. How annoying. Who do you think the interviewer and the audience wanted to hear answer the question - the famous musician, or the unknown fan? I'll give you a hint: ; Not the fan. Your post in this thread and in reply to a couple of other posts directed not at YOU but specifically to other people reminds me of this fan's behavior.

PostPosted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 7:38 am
by Two Saks
Curious VR...who was the musician?

sidebar -- I wonder if really intense and annoying fans can make a name for themselves and get fans of their own? And then those fans get lesser fans, and so on and so on? Does the downward spiral ever end? Is infinite, or does it finally terminate into the deepest levels of hell? (had to use the hell reference on 06/06/06)

Remember: FAN is short for fanantic.