Relax, lounge around, and find out who hacks.
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This isn't for attention, or I would've just made the thread myself. Tox is being a loser, I don't feel like dealing with it (again) so I reported some FFL's and told my team. Nobody cared. Now I'm playing GTA5. Things are clearly better this way.stealthlol wrote:Good thing there's a rule (4.1) against preventing such a thing and this is all for attention. Come on, invite teams. This is almost as bad as those tonymontana threads.
stile wrote:Like I said, everyone is pretty damn busy. DoD matches are not a priority for anyone on our team right now. I've got a huge school dance and science fair to worry about.
I think we tried against THUNDER for about 5 minutes, but them crouch walking everywhere gets kind of old. Kind of like playing iwa. Which is why I didn't play last week and probably why we won.
Theworst wrote:Hudson` wrote:This message is for TPG organizers and players:
Unless something formal has been scheduled by the teams official listed leaders, through the official TPG website, I kindly request that you please show up for your God damn matches, on match night, on time.
I started playing DoD in 10th grade. Did I care in 10th grade whether I played tonight or tomorrow or in three days? No, because I came home and played for 4 hours every night regardless. I'm now entering my third year of graduate school. I am a busy person. I am, in fact, not unique in this regard. Many, and I dare say, most people now work full time, and have girlfriends, wives, and even kids.
Official match night is Sunday night, an agreed-upon weekend night, for a reason -- because we're all old, and have things to do during the week. You want to do something else Sundays? By all means, I support it. Do it, man. Just don't make a DoD team. Let it go and give it up. And definitely don't be so **** crass as to expect, or even force, other people to provide charity to you in the form of their personal time on another night.
-John
This is **** embarassing.stile wrote:Theworst wrote:Hudson` wrote:This message is for TPG organizers and players:
Unless something formal has been scheduled by the teams official listed leaders, through the official TPG website, I kindly request that you please show up for your God damn matches, on match night, on time.
I started playing DoD in 10th grade. Did I care in 10th grade whether I played tonight or tomorrow or in three days? No, because I came home and played for 4 hours every night regardless. I'm now entering my third year of graduate school. I am a busy person. I am, in fact, not unique in this regard. Many, and I dare say, most people now work full time, and have girlfriends, wives, and even kids.
Official match night is Sunday night, an agreed-upon weekend night, for a reason -- because we're all old, and have things to do during the week. You want to do something else Sundays? By all means, I support it. Do it, man. Just don't make a DoD team. Let it go and give it up. And definitely don't be so **** crass as to expect, or even force, other people to provide charity to you in the form of their personal time on another night.
-John
Theworst wrote:Hudson` wrote:This message is for TPG organizers and players:
Unless something formal has been scheduled by the teams official listed leaders, through the official TPG website, I kindly request that you please show up for your God damn matches, on match night, on time.
I started playing DoD in 10th grade. Did I care in 10th grade whether I played tonight or tomorrow or in three days? No, because I came home and played for 4 hours every night regardless. I'm now entering my third year of graduate school. I am a busy person. I am, in fact, not unique in this regard. Many, and I dare say, most people now work full time, and have girlfriends, wives, and even kids.
Official match night is Sunday night, an agreed-upon weekend night, for a reason -- because we're all old, and have things to do during the week. You want to do something else Sundays? By all means, I support it. Do it, man. Just don't make a DoD team. Let it go and give it up. And definitely don't be so **** crass as to expect, or even force, other people to provide charity to you in the form of their personal time on another night.
-John
