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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Sheffield, UK
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
Hi
I'm new to TG but the few hours I played on your server so far have been the most fun since I first played this game. I know Shirk in "RealLife (TM)" and it was he who pointed me in this direction. I have spent quite a lot of time playing as a SL in vanilla BF2 but am happy to learn any position in TG. My strengths: Vehicles: Aircraft, Choppers, and a bit of armour. Infantry: Sniper, Spec Ops, Assault, AntiTank. Having said that, I love all aspects of the game, and will play any role assigned. I have a nice rig to play on and I live in the UK. I can also help with other techie stuff if needed. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kaukauna, WI
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
Thanks for the enthusiasm guys.....we will keep all names listed and their kits and positions, so count yourselves in smallfatcat and FlipYa54 (which hasnt posted kit/position/strengths...lol). Coordination is being made with ABRA as far as training and scrims, so be patient and it will work it self out in due time.....keep the faith, stay alive.
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Location: Kaukauna, WI
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: AZ
Age: 18
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
I know you said you've already cut off registration but should you guys decide you'd like more members, I'd like to join.
I'll play just about any kit needed though I prefer Medic, Assault, or Special Ops. I like having an accuarte gun since I'm the kind of person to hang back and pick off guys a long range. (I'll snipe if I can use the M24) I'm a competent with just about every vehicle in the game (Including attack choppers and jets). I'm getting pretty good in the jets too. (The other night JMJ was trying to get a better pilot on his team (over teamspeak) to fly against me because I was doing so well). I can SL, as long as the commander gives out orders often enough, but I prefer not to. I have CO'ed three games on the TG servers. One on Wake (I was on China) where we managed to come back and win after only having the beach CP. (I got in CO because we were losing so bad) One was on Kubra where I played as the US. We totally crushed the other team and took every flag. (The server was near full too) The last one was on Mashtuur where I lost because the enemy took out my assests and only one of my squads ever came and repaired them when I asked (it took them a long time though) so I was blind most of the game. I also had a hard time trying to get SL's to follow orders in that game. I often had to give them the same order multiple times and tell them to do it over VOIP before they'd listen. So, basically, I can do whatever you need with a reasonable amount of competence, though I prefer to either be airborne, or to be ground-pounding as a medic. Also, just in case it matters: I'm in Arizona, so it is Mountain Standard Time, but without Daylight Savings.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Birmingham, England
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
I know there is still significant interest in the irregulars and the cut off is onlyto stop us being overwhelmed at this early stage. As soon as things are a little more fixed (which shouldnt be long) we will throw the doors open again. Thanks again for the interest, and the volunteers we will get to you as soon as possible.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Birmingham, England
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
For information purposes:
Subscriber members currently within the irregs: FBMantis Indyfossil Whiskey six Syn Phil21 Gunjunkie SgtDfuller JimmyTwohand SgtHoman
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
Thanks for the compliments Shafik and eeryone else who has left such positive feedback. One thing to bear in mind about the roster is that these squads will probably not make it to the battlefield as a single entity. In actuality it is likely more natural squad qroupings will form up and we can rejig the roster. For example with you being quite a way ahead of the US in time zone it is probably more likely you will be seeing more of the European players and may be more sensible to slot in with us. Im sure others will find they have more natural homes as well. We will see what emerges.
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
sorry - been super busy at work for the last 2 weeks so i havne't been able to contribute to this as much as i'd like - hopefully after the holidays things will lighten up a bit...
Couple of quick comments 1) The whole point: Just to be clear, I see this platoon serving three types of people (generally):
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http://st12.flashecom.com/crpa/image...%20graphic.jpg http://www.save-a-patriot.org/graphics/minuteman.gif http://www.infowars.com/headline_pho.../minuteman.gif maybe something similar to these: ![]() ![]() ![]() (obviously the whole "minute-man" thing has ties to the American Revolution and thus carries some context/meaning here in the states... I don't know if the theme is appealing elsewhere?) |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
I like those images. Just have someone edit the Army National Guard to...like...TG Militia? Something like that? Not too good with names.
I feel the same way about the Irregulars, but it's mostly because that makes me think of the movie The Replacements (About non-draft picks being used to replace pro football players). I think it gives the tone that the group is made up of people not good enough to make it into house squads, which of course isn't true. I mean....I'm in it, that means we're like...the uber pwners of teh gl0be, right? ![]() |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: UK
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Re: Working on TG-Irregulars Platoon
WhiskeySix I understand what you are saying about the name Irregulars but to me the name mīlitia suggests the same, in your dictionary quote it has constant reference to civillians and i would like to think we are more than that. Your first point is very good but to me the three types you mention would not be "ordinary citizens rather than professional soldiers" but merely soldiers that can't fight as often(or the other types you mention). I also like your Ensignia idea but i would like to suggest a non-nationalist feel to it as the Irregulars(soon to be renamed?) are made up of a mixture of different nationalities, just my opinion of course
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
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America. America. AMERICA!!!!! **** Yeah! ...Do people live anywhere else? Seriously though, I think that just the symbol of the rifle guy doesn't make it strictly "american". I think everyone can get behind the idea of a group that's not too committed, but ready when necessary. Just because it's American doesn't mean its....American. Does that make any sense? |
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During the American Revolution (and ALL revolutions, for that matter!!), there wasn't a standing ("professional") Army, as there was no government to organize or fund it. Instead, groups civilians - farmers, bakers, carpenters, etc. - all came together, of their initiative, to create a home-grown fighting force. They did their jobs and lived their lives, but when it was time to fight, they were ready, willing, and able... That's kinda how I'm percieving the term Militia - and this group... and about the signia - yeah, that's why I asked: Having lived 29 of my 30 years in the US, I'm aware that I lack the perspective to judge how "nationalistic" they are ![]() |
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