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Carlos_A30

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First of all, how are you even expecting to win? You have a horrible on client player, which is Kingdom, also known as Ryanest, he went 3-12 against Undaunted in an OCG match, and because of his off client level of play I'd infer he's starting for the team. Conrad? Who is he? Is he Konrad? Because, I've never heard of him, and I was shocked / surprised when I saw Wizdom, initiated a team with him.



From what I've seen so far, ya'll got some below average, mostly average, and one god, which would be mykl. So good luck to you guys.


_______ no hard feelings

eboKBryant

You know alot for someone who quit.

p1dreL

what was the point of this thread?

EELNOOJ

this is why you prove yourself to be an idiot once more

Speak_Truth

drelOPS wrote: »

what was the point of this thread?

too hate most likely, but more than likely we probably stomped him in a scrim. Thanks for you opinion though Inspector we really appreciate it.

izG_Tox

Hi_iQ wrote: »

too hate most likely, but more than likely we probably stomped him in a scrim. Thanks for you opinion though Inspector we really appreciate it.

Wouldn't it look far better to be professional about the situation and not even respond to such a person? If you want competitive Crossfire to strengthen, (which I would assume you would) you wouldn't say "probably stomped him in a scrim". Does it matter if you did or didn't? Obviously you are important enough for him to make a comment about your team, take it as a compliment and move on.

Speak_Truth

izG_Tox wrote: »

Wouldn't it look far better to be professional about the situation and not even respond to such a person? If you want competitive Crossfire to strengthen, (which I would assume you would) you wouldn't say "probably stomped him in a scrim". Does it matter if you did or didn't? Obviously you are important enough for him to make a comment about your team, take it as a compliment and move on.

You are right.

p1mykL

izG_Tox wrote: »

Wouldn't it look far better to be professional about the situation and not even respond to such a person? If you want competitive Crossfire to strengthen, (which I would assume you would) you wouldn't say "probably stomped him in a scrim". Does it matter if you did or didn't? Obviously you are important enough for him to make a comment about your team, take it as a compliment and move on.

Calling a bad player bad and saying that he got stomped in a scrim is going to stop the cf community from growing?

o.O

izG_Tox

mykLLLL wrote: »

Calling a bad player bad and saying that he got stomped in a scrim is going to stop the cf community from growing?

o.O

It's professionalism. The essence of wanting a community to grow into a viable first-person-shooter is to show utmost professionalism, which we never have.

Carlos_A30

Hi_iQ wrote: »

too hate most likely, but more than likely we probably stomped him in a scrim. Thanks for you opinion though Inspector we really appreciate it.

First of all, I don't play the game anymore so it's impossible for you to stomp me in a scrim, and you probably wouldn't. .

MrsBr0wn

Go lose some weight fat boy

droppnBOWS

Go lose some weight fat boy

joonLLLLLLL

Go lose some weight fat boy

izG_Tox

inspectorjew wrote: »

First of all, I don't play the game anymore so it's impossible for you to stomp me in a scrim, and you probably wouldn't. .

Why would you even make this thread in the first place if you weren't intimidated by them? I know you would never admit to being as such, but it's incredibly obvious as you've attacked every player besides mykl on their team, because he's your friend.

Ha_nthony

izG_Tox wrote: »

It's professionalism. The essence of wanting a community to grow into a viable first-person-shooter is to show utmost professionalism, which we never have.

A game does not grow or decrease on a communities "professionalism". Please provide me a game that has a majority of players there that act "professional" (besides world of tanks).

Throne_LK

Ha_nthony wrote: »

A game does not grow or decrease on a communities "professionalism". Please provide me a game that has a majority of players there that act "professional" (besides world of tanks).

^ I was gonna say the same thing, lol. Look at LoL and CS GO for example, lel, the community just like ours but bigger. Dood, they trash everywhere lol

izG_Tox

Ha_nthony wrote: »

A game does not grow or decrease on a communities "professionalism". Please provide me a game that has a majority of players there that act "professional" (besides world of tanks).

Wanting a community to grow. I didn't say it could grow based off of that only. If you personally want to attract audiences or fans to your team or game, you become professional, as it looks better in the eyes of large scale companies.

Apexcf

They are decent not even close to best the best

Ha_nthony

izG_Tox wrote: »

Wanting a community to grow. I didn't say it could grow based off of that only. If you personally want to attract audiences or fans to your team or game, you become professional, as it looks better in the eyes of large scale companies.

You're basically saying the same thing you said before just in a different way. "if you want to personally attract audiences" -- disrespectful and immature communities doesn't stop the growth of a gaming you imbecile. Like slaya has said plenty of times before, a bad community isn't going to stop a company from investing in our game, especially when it could potentially make them decent sum of cash. Do you see big companies not investing in CS:GO because their community is god awful? No.

It's obvious you have no experience with anything relevant you're typing about, so why don't you take a \_ and ease off the keyboard my friend.

Carlos_A30

Ha_nthony wrote: »

You're basically saying the same thing you said before just in a different way. "if you want to personally attract audiences" -- disrespectful and immature communities doesn't stop the growth of a gaming you imbecile. Like slaya has said plenty of times before, a bad community isn't going to stop a company from investing in our game, especially when it could potentially make them decent sum of cash. Do you see big companies not investing in CS:GO because their community is god awful? No.

It's obvious you have no experience with anything relevant you're typing about, so why don't you take a \_ and ease off the keyboard my friend.

aKnelp

izG_Tox wrote: »

Wanting a community to grow. I didn't say it could grow based off of that only. If you personally want to attract audiences or fans to your team or game, you become professional, as it looks better in the eyes of large scale companies.

The community grows by how good and stable the game is.

A community only happens once a bunch of people like to play the game.