League Play?

teamjawbox · 06-01-2008, 01:31 AM

Just curious if any talk has ever been done on starting TWL, TGL, or CAL teams for COD4. I had been playing in TWL and CAL up until recently, folks I play with wanted to start doing TGL as well, and 3 leagues was just way too much for me as I was already dedicating 5hrs a night to that beast lol. Anyway, just curious if any talks had been done on maybe having a team in one of the leagues. Laters.

teamjawbox · 06-01-2008, 04:45 PM

Well, I see the thread has gotten tons of views but no responses so I take that as the idea hasn't really ever been pushed. So let me ask this then, would anyone be interested in being on a competitive league team? TWL, CAL, or TGL. I'm open to any, but for starting out I would recommend TWL. Thanks!!

**Loraxe** · 06-02-2008, 11:05 PM

The idea has been kicked around and some of us have done quite a bit of comp in the past. I think most of the 13th guys would be up for a casual comp team as long as the folks in charge didn't get all anal and stuff.

We do love good teamwork, comms and to kick butt in general, but most of us have real lives and this is more of an escape for us.

I think comp would be ok as long as it didn't get too serious.

|TG-13th|Loraxe

**gijoe** · 06-03-2008, 10:15 AM

The only problem with competitions is that people dont like to take extra time out of their lives other then what they already do.

**kin3** · 06-03-2008, 11:03 AM

Yea I like to jump on and play some without a commitment of any kind.

**P.Drona** · 06-03-2008, 04:11 PM

When I was in the 21st, we did BFCL for 2142. We had like 3 practices or scrims a week plus planning time. It had it's rewards because the gameplay is usually far and away better than what you get on the regular servers. On the other hand, it added stress to my life whereas playing COD4 for fun is more of a release. We've bounced it around in the 13th but enough of our schedules are different that it would be hard to consistently get folks to matches and practices. Most folks just want to play and have a good time. Never say never though.

The key is having that critical mass of team mates that can commit to the schedule for the season so you have enough alternates to always have a full squad for matches. Playing down a man or forfeiting is never fun. But, that also means some folks will sit on the bench. How do you rotate? Do you always field your strongest players or does everybody get a taste? It can be a fair bit of work or it can be a breeze. All depends on the personnel.

06-01-2008, 01:31 AM	#1 (permalink)
teamjawbox Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: LEX, KY - USA Age: 28 Posts: 37	League Play? Just curious if any talk has ever been done on starting TWL, TGL, or CAL teams for COD4. I had been playing in TWL and CAL up until recently, folks I play with wanted to start doing TGL as well, and 3 leagues was just way too much for me as I was already dedicating 5hrs a night to that beast lol. Anyway, just curious if any talks had been done on maybe having a team in one of the leagues. Laters. __________________ [TG-Irr] Jawbox :::::: www.LAGWAR.com Ziss@Lagwar.com "Christmas 2046, Are You Human or Machine?" Age of Conan: Gazbag (Guardian) @ Cimmeria -- Gadzban (Conqueror) @ Zug World of Warcraft: Zissou (70 NE Druid) Jawbox (70 Human Mage) Tubhead (70 Warlock) Nortel (65 Shaman)

06-01-2008, 04:45 PM	#2 (permalink)
teamjawbox Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: LEX, KY - USA Age: 28 Posts: 37	Re: League Play? Well, I see the thread has gotten tons of views but no responses so I take that as the idea hasn't really ever been pushed. So let me ask this then, would anyone be interested in being on a competitive league team? TWL, CAL, or TGL. I'm open to any, but for starting out I would recommend TWL. Thanks!! __________________ [TG-Irr] Jawbox :::::: www.LAGWAR.com Ziss@Lagwar.com "Christmas 2046, Are You Human or Machine?" Age of Conan: Gazbag (Guardian) @ Cimmeria -- Gadzban (Conqueror) @ Zug World of Warcraft: Zissou (70 NE Druid) Jawbox (70 Human Mage) Tubhead (70 Warlock) Nortel (65 Shaman)

06-02-2008, 11:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
Loraxe Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Genoa, Wisconsin (South of La Crosse) Age: 39 Posts: 154	Re: League Play? The idea has been kicked around and some of us have done quite a bit of comp in the past. I think most of the 13th guys would be up for a casual comp team as long as the folks in charge didn't get all anal and stuff. We do love good teamwork, comms and to kick butt in general, but most of us have real lives and this is more of an escape for us. I think comp would be ok as long as it didn't get too serious. \|TG-13th\|Loraxe __________________ "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." Ben Franklin "Any country that would give up a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both." Ben Franklin "There are more old drunkards than old doctors." Ben Franklin

06-03-2008, 10:15 AM	#4 (permalink)
gijoe Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Canada Posts: 1,535	Re: League Play? The only problem with competitions is that people dont like to take extra time out of their lives other then what they already do. __________________

06-03-2008, 11:03 AM	#5 (permalink)
kin3 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Mobile, Al Age: 62 Posts: 1,266	Re: League Play? Yea I like to jump on and play some without a commitment of any kind. __________________ The Old Guy kin3

06-03-2008, 04:11 PM	#6 (permalink)
P.Drona Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,355	Re: League Play? When I was in the 21st, we did BFCL for 2142. We had like 3 practices or scrims a week plus planning time. It had it's rewards because the gameplay is usually far and away better than what you get on the regular servers. On the other hand, it added stress to my life whereas playing COD4 for fun is more of a release. We've bounced it around in the 13th but enough of our schedules are different that it would be hard to consistently get folks to matches and practices. Most folks just want to play and have a good time. Never say never though. The key is having that critical mass of team mates that can commit to the schedule for the season so you have enough alternates to always have a full squad for matches. Playing down a man or forfeiting is never fun. But, that also means some folks will sit on the bench. How do you rotate? Do you always field your strongest players or does everybody get a taste? It can be a fair bit of work or it can be a breeze. All depends on the personnel. __________________

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