I want to join a coalition

Napísal Guest, 21.02.2014 at 10:47

I'll copy paste..

"Okay, first, some certain people, think that the actualy problem on why is competitiveness dying, is because of us, that don't "train" people, or are just not interested/trying on it.
So I wanted to point out, the decision of that guy. He has been offered to get trained by Fock, but he rejected it and he decided to join another clan.
Now, that helps my point, which is, that nowadays, people are just interested in scenarios etc and almost never in competitiveness, that's why competitiveness is dying."

If you're going to say it, at least say it right. Competition in this game isn't dying at all, you're looking at the wrong direction at biased view. We take a look at the competitiveness in scenarios and custom maps, it is booming. So like I said, if you're going to make a point, at least do it right. Here I'll correct it for you since you are incapable of doing so:

"Now, that helps my point, which is, that nowadays, people are just interested in scenarios etc and almost never in competitiveness, that's why competitiveness in default maps (like EU+ 3v3s for example) are dying."

As my post above stated, if you care so much then stop making a clan and then going inactive (like you did) and make a clan that is willing to dig into the low rank pool and bring them into the competitive sector. If that's too much then the minimum you can do is make rank 5+ 3v3s or normal EU+ games.

Napísal Trooper21, 22.02.2014 at 03:24

Napísal Guest, 21.02.2014 at 10:47

I'll copy paste..

"Okay, first, some certain people, think that the actualy problem on why is competitiveness dying, is because of us, that don't "train" people, or are just not interested/trying on it.
So I wanted to point out, the decision of that guy. He has been offered to get trained by Fock, but he rejected it and he decided to join another clan.
Now, that helps my point, which is, that nowadays, people are just interested in scenarios etc and almost never in competitiveness, that's why competitiveness is dying."

If you're going to say it, at least say it right. Competition in this game isn't dying at all, you're looking at the wrong direction at biased view. We take a look at the competitiveness in scenarios and custom maps, it is booming. So like I said, if you're going to make a point, at least do it right. Here I'll correct it for you since you are incapable of doing so:

"Now, that helps my point, which is, that nowadays, people are just interested in scenarios etc and almost never in competitiveness, that's why competitiveness in default maps (like EU+ 3v3s for example) are dying."

As my post above stated, if you care so much then stop making a clan and then going inactive (like you did) and make a clan that is willing to dig into the low rank pool and bring them into the competitive sector. If that's too much then the minimum you can do is make rank 5+ 3v3s or normal EU+ games.

Trooper, by "dying", I don't mean it doesn't exist anymore. It is dying, compared to old AW. Too few competitive players (about half of what it used to be). Competitiveness in Custom Maps is not as good as in Default Map.

I only went inactive for 21days, yeah that's my fault but still has nothing to do with here. I did try, but before I even left, no one was willing to learn. I asked a few times for playing games, or asking if they were there, and most of them said "in game" or just not answered and kept playing WW2 etc.

Like I said way before, the problem is that people are not interested. People need to get this..Pretty much everyone with some exceptions, would help interested noobs. Same for clans. Making 5+ or 6+ is not the solution AT ALL. Have fun having noobs going spain as first pick, picking RA and wallfucking (it happened to me :l). Back in old AW days, the were MANY rank 5s that started to get interested. Ask Chess, Me, Waffel, pentation, Clovek, V-dog, bonker, Forever Alone. I don't know, everyone who was in old AW days.

Topic moved to recruitment and locked because he already found a clan.