Re: Permanent Tabula Rasa Clan??

**Gambit7** · 10-22-2007, 10:07 PM

This was actually a suggestion brought up by Orion, I think it might be worth trying:

What's your opinion(s) on the TG Clan actually being setup somewhat similar to the traditional TG (squad-based) format? Where like in 2124, BF2, etc. they have different divisions underneath the greater community. It's basically the same move WoW did by breaking up guilds into squads.

In this format, alongside simply recruiting Individuals to join TG.. we'd simply recruit entire CLANS and encorporate them under the TG envelope. This, I think, gives TG greater power and pull across the gamespace... especially in PvP. In those regards, certain clans may join TG as a PvE clan if they wish. I look at this as more of a Federation then anything else, where safety in numbers is the main goal... along with effective cross-clan communication.

Honestly, with ClanWars such a major element of TR... the Clans that know how to consolidate their forces with other clans are the ones that'll most likely prevail, as long as they can maintain the versatility and anonimity of a squad.

It also adds a layer of politics into the game that's not written directly into the gamecode. Things can get quite interesting in this way. That being the case, sometimes many heads are better then 1. If it's tough to please people and they want to go a different direction... well, instead of having them leave the clan (community) entirely, they can just join a different squad or start up their own using TG resources.

Lastly, we can adopt a more interesting military rank system... where we can have divisions, regiments, battalions, companies, platoons, etc. For instance, the clan most of us form and join first would probably be something like "TG-1st Division" or "TG-The Old Breed" (nickname for the 1st div. marines). Technically though, clans are more akin to regiments as the AFS seems as a division unto its own... so maybe it'd be TG-"Inchon" (after the 1st marines regiment). I dunno, could be done a million ways... "TG-ShockTroops", "TG-Berserkers", yada yada... anything goes really. We can make all clans adopt the ClanName "TacticalGamer" and THEN break up into squads on TS... OR, we can have totally separate clans using the "TG" tag... OR, we can have a conglomeration of totally separate clans simply spread out amongst TeamSpeak.

I'm sitting here writing this SOP and I really dont want to move forward until we maybe figure out how we want to approach this from day one. No sense in repeating mistakes from the past.

"Ghambit"

**Sarcoma** · 10-22-2007, 10:39 PM

IMO… Keep it stupid simple.

It’s a quirky saying but it makes for a neat mental check. I’m not looking for a management challenge; God knows I have enough of that at work. Id like to see "at-will" playing with a core of TG leadership.

Sarcoma

**Gambit7** · 10-22-2007, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by Sarcoma

IMO… Keep it stupid simple.

It’s a quirky saying but it makes for a neat mental check. I’m not looking for a management challenge; God knows I have enough of that at work. Id like to see "at-will" playing with a core of TG leadership.

Sarcoma

I see what you're sayin and I agree for the most part (K.I.S.S. method ftw). It works in an FPS environment, but it definitely would probably make management a bit cumbersome in an MMO environment. Nevertheless, they do it in WoW. Albeit, the game (WoW) is somewhat structured around the squad to begin with, and TG-WoW began as a singular guild until BC anyways.

So... perhaps a compromise. Just make a singular clan with the notion we can add others down the road if needed. That is afterall how most of the TG games got started. Knowing this... what would you name the clan? TG-xxxx or simply "TacticalGamer"?

**Val** · 10-23-2007, 01:19 AM

I like TG-xxxx. I think it would note seperate Clans that work together .. or basicly parts that form a whole, this being squads. So you may have TG-The Old Breed (1st Marines) or TG-The Walking Dead (9th Marines), all would still be TG. Also this would allow the TG-ers that want to pvp the ability to do so without putting the entire clan at war .. or even allow TG-xxxx to war with TG-zzzz. And as your desire to find more to the game, as far as "end game" or pvp goes, you would always have a home in one of the other TG-clans.

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 02:40 AM

Originally Posted by Val

I like TG-xxxx. I think it would note seperate Clans that work together .. or basicly parts that form a whole, this being squads. So you may have TG-The Old Breed (1st Marines) or TG-The Walking Dead (9th Marines), all would still be TG. Also this would allow the TG-ers that want to pvp the ability to do so without putting the entire clan at war .. or even allow TG-xxxx to war with TG-zzzz. And as your desire to find more to the game, as far as "end game" or pvp goes, you would always have a home in one of the other TG-clans.

This are great points. The only caveat I have is what happens as the game itself grows and changes? There may come a time when having a single large clan may be beneficial to having more than one. For instance, there is end-game content being released down the road involving "wagers" that clans can place on pvp actions, etc. Also, clan stats are maintained per clan... so obviously bigger clans have bigger stats usually. These stats benefit the clan down the road lootwise, etc. Again, actually how this will be implemented is unknown really. It might be better to have a smaller clan in some ways.

If we can "clan-hop" w/o losing stats or generally breaking the game, then it wont be so bad.

The last thing is, if later one clan would be BETTER to have... it might be tough to consolidate if we needed to. People grow fond of clan tags and the stats they've generated, many times they dont want to switch... even if they're the last one in it.

Nevertheless, having the first clan tagged TG-xxxx gives us more flexibility down the road whether we go "squad-based" or not. Plus, it gives other clans the opportunity to join under the TG banner w/o sacrificing their identity, etc. Managing it wouldnt be too bad as long as they moderate their people effectively. hmmmm Clan wars amongst ourselves might be kinda cool too (great way to exploit the system also <wink>)

p.s.
We cant have special characters in the clan name can we? (i'm gonna go test some with a clone)

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 02:43 AM

I've just finished the Clan "Faq," "Creed," and "Application."

They all have references to the usual TG SOPs as needed. Basically, I just copy/pasted TG-WoW's documentation and altered it to fit Tabula Rasa. (sorry Orion) mwahahah

It's still a work in progress.. I'll post em up here in a bit for criticism.

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 02:46 AM

FAQ: Tactical Gamer Clan (Tabula Rasa)

Where is the Clan located?
Is Tactical Gamer the Clan for me?
What sort of Clan is TG?
Do you have an age requirement?
How do I join?
Forums, Forums, Forums!!!
What sort of end-game activities do you have?
How do I sign up for instances, raids. etc?
How do you handle loot?
Do you guys PVP?.
Can I get help with my lower level character?
What happens if I want to join another Clan?
How do I get one of those cool looking signatures?
Who are the officers of the Tactical Gamer Clan?
How is rank structured within the Clan?
What is a “Supporting Member”?

Where is the Clan located?
Server: TBD (will likely be the lowest pop. Server at release)
Location: As time goes on, eventually we will decide on a Planet and Base where most of our group ops will originate from. By default, every continent’s main base will be the general meeting place.

Is Tactical Gamer the Clan for me?
The best way to find out is to give us a try. You can hang out in the forums to see what we’re about. You can join us on TeamSpeak to eavesdrop on the conversations (must have an active forum account and click the teamspeak link in the upper left of the forum pages). You can tag along on Clan outings if there is space available, which is basically all the time since there are no real group-size restrictions. When you do join the Clan, we have a 14 day period in which you have “PFC” status. Think of this as a mutual trial period. This trial period may be extended if you are not actively playing your character during the recruit phase.

What sort of Clan is TG?
Tactical Gamer is a Clan created around the idea of mature gamers using teamwork and sound tactical gameplay to accomplish game-based goals. Tactical Gamer is a casual PvE AND PvP Clan for mature (18+) players. We offer a friendly, cooperative home for skilled and dedicated players. We do not require minimum attendance from our members since we recognize the need to balance TR with RL obligations of family, work and other commitments.

**Emphasizing our true Tactical Gamer heritage, the TG-TR clan is a “community” rather than a singular clan. TG in its entirety, represents nearly a decade of organized gaming and over 18,000 registered members. Needless to say, games come and go, but TG remains eternal. That having been said, it is entirely possible for one to form their own Clan upholding the greater TG principles, but having a distinctive flavor of their own. The benefits of TG membership will still hold true as long as the TG creed is maintained. Regardless, there is of course a singular TG Tabula Rasa Clan that most anyone is welcome to join (that’s probably why you’re reading this). But we will not turn away those Clans that wish to take part in the larger TG community and still maintain their sovereignty.

Do you have an age requirement?
You must be 18 or older to join the Tactical Gamer Clan. Clan member or not, we welcome all players to run with us provided that you want to work cooperatively as part of a team and act in a mature manner.

How do I join?
After you have read the TG Creed and Values statement, indicate your interest by completing the registration information in the TG Application thread. You can expect to be contacted by an officer. It is in your interest to spend time during that 14 day period interacting with Clan members via Clan chat, Teamspeak and by grouping for gameplay. If we don't know who you are from first hand experience, then it is pretty hard to change your status to full membership.

Forums, Forums, Forums!!!
If you're not checking the forums daily...yes, DAILY... you're missing out on important information as a Clan member. Failure to check in regularly will lead to missing out on Clan updates, events and other important information. Not to mention the shear value of the tacticalgamer.com website as a whole. You’d be hard-pressed to find a better gaming forum with a more wonderful group of wonderful people. Actually, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better forum, period.

What sort of end-game activities do you have?
NCSoft currently has not solidified their timetable with regards to “elder content” in TR. This of course means it’s tough to really plan activities around something that doesn’t exist. Currently, end-game consists of large-scale PvP, high level grouped instance runs, and Control Point assault/defense. All of this will be in the TG plan from day (1) and you can expect to be a part of many Clan events when the time is right and enough of us have maxed our levels. Aside from that. whenever content gets released, you can be sure TG will be all over it and never pigeon-holed into one style of play. Expect to see a Calendar of events posted and available not far from release-day.

How do I sign up for instances, raids, etc?
At this time, there is no need to “sign up” for any organized events TG may be having. One thing that’s nice about TR, it’s a VERY flexible game. Just bring your gameface and you’re good to go. Having said that, you MAY encounter times when organization is paramount and people and/or TG may wish to put together something more concrete. Above all else, PAY ATTENTION TO THE FORUMS. Any special PvP-actions or instance runs where people need a head-count will of course require a /sign. Simply respond and you should be good to go. Again, the requirements for a TR group are very lax, so the only worry one may need to have is whether or not the area is within their level capability. Remember, the maximum size any instance group can be is 6 (instances are scalable also) and everyone must be within 5 levels of eachother to maintain a balance xp/loot table.

How do you handle loot?
Loot is "need over greed" unless stated prior to the run. Preference should be given to those that will UPGRADE instead of “side-grading.” What does this mean?
Example:
A Thrax instance boss drops a purple lvl 15 Leech Gun with EMP resist.
You already have a lvl 17 Leech Gun, but with no EMP resist. The Clanmate next to you is also a Specialist, but only has a lvl 10 Leech Gun and sorely needs an upgrade. What does this mean? This means you DON’T roll on that gun (if a roll is necessary). Let your Clanmate get the upgrade. Reason being, a Clan’s strength is judged as a whole… not by the few nice pieces of lewt a few members have. By “side-grading” just so you can have a gun with EMP resist, you effectively weaken the Clan because a lower geared clanmate (who’ll be present on future runs) will be likely stuck with a gun 5 levels lower.

It IS a bit more simple then it sounds here though due to how the loot system in Tabula Rasa works. Generally, most loot in TR is totally tradeable even after you’ve grabbed it. This being the case, there should never really be any issue during a group action. Even if someone picks up something they think they shouldn’t have, they can easily change their minds and simply give the item to someone who needs it. Another fortunate effect of this is, say you intend to replace your old lvl 17 Leech Gun with the lvl 15 purple… well, then you can simply give your old lvl 17 to your clanmate and keep the lvl 15 purple.

The complexity in Tabula Rasa of course relates to CLONES. There will be people who like to play a variety of styles and may try to claim an item that drops for a clone they have stashed away (even though that clone is not physically in the group). Unless you’ve arranged PRIOR to the run that you’d be rolling for your Clone, you by no means have a right to roll on the item. If it’s deemed no one in the group NEEDS the item, then it can be discussed if your clone is a viable candidate for it vs. perhaps someone elses Clone or even someone in the Clan that needs it more. Remember, if you intend on looting for your Clone – speak up at the beginning of the run. And you cannot FLIP FLOP loot rolls between your clone and your main, unless otherwise stated during the run.

Above all else, COMMUNICATE with those in your group. Learn what people need before, during, and after a run. Try to make sure an item is tradeable after you pick it up; if it’s NOT, be sure you NEED it and it’s not simply just another toy. If it is something you need, try to make sure someone (either currently or in the near-future) can use the gun you wish to replace it for.

Do you guys PVP?
Yes we do, but we are not a PvP-focused Clan. PVP is an individual choice as well and not one of only Clan focus. We will do periodic Clan groupings for PVP and schedule "PVP Nights" from time to time to support this. The ClanWar format in TR is great because we can hop in and out of PvP at will. Even though wars are 7 days in length, we can also decide to surrender if it becomes too disruptive to the PvE aspects of the game. Generally, at the lower lvls we wont be PvPing very much. Once people get around lvl 30, we anticipate declaring War on rival Clans more regularly. TG (many years ago) was of course founded on organized PvP play. It WILL be a necessary part of the game we play within the world of Tabula Rasa, especially during “elder content.” When this time comes, be prepared to put TG tactics to good use.

Can I get help with my lower level character?
Absolutely! The best way to get help is by checking the in-game Clan roster and chatting/whispering with others around your level to form a group. Bigger quests and instance runs can be announced/requested in the TG forums ahead of time so that people can learn about it, express interest, and plan for being there. Higher level players can also help out from time to time, but we expect you to do most of the "heavy lifting" around leveling on your own.

What happens if I want to join another Clan?
If you are a TG member and decide that you would be happier in another Clan, we wish you well. We also expect you to immediately cease your membership in TG (Tabula Rasa) at the time you apply to another Clan. While we understand that there can be many reasons to change Clans, remaining a member in TG while actively seeking to join another Clan is inconsistent with our goals.

If you believe you have valid reasons for staying in TG while seeking to join another Clan, you may request consideration of your situation by one of the TG senior officers.

**If you wish to join/form another Clan that’s already a part of the larger Tactical Gamer Community, of course this is no problem. But simple courtesy should be given in advance to the Clan you intend to leave.

How do I get one those cool looking signatures?
Easy! Make your own and add it to your forum profile!  Eventually, we may have dynamic signatures available for the Tabula Rasa game. Currently, this is not an available feature though. So making (or stealing – tsk tsk) your own is the best option.

Who are the officers of the Tactical Gamer Clan?
Please see the Clan Officer Roster for our most up to date list of our officers. In-game, all listed “Captains” are officers of the Tactical Gamer Clan.

How is rank structured within the Clan?
The current ranks follow historical U.S. Marine Corps rank structure:
Officers:
Brigadier General - Leader of the Clan. Although the rank structure is militaristic, our stance is not one of a Dictatorship. The Brig. Gen. is not the be-all end-all of the Clan. The TG-TR clan is one of brotherhood and collective input and interface. It is NOT the sole responsibility of the Brig.Gen. to organize, lead, and/or announce ANY clan events. While the leader reserves the right, ANYONE in TG (officer or otherwise) may make any suggestion or announcement they’d like to make. Having said this, it’s obviously still expected of the Clan Leader to take the lead when it comes to maintaining the clan in all functions (recruitment, clan events, adjudication, deligation, etc.)

Captain – Main Officers of the Clan. There will be also be, but not limited to, ONE(1) Captain per class (exobio, spy, medic, etc.) designated as a Class Officer. These officers have the responsibility of helping disseminate important class-related info. to members of their class, as well as seeing loot gets evenly distributed where possible. Most importantly, the Class Officers are expected to know the strengths and weaknesses of those within their class; when a group action is planned, this makes it easier to place people in appropriate roles. Officers in general are charged with representing TG with grace and taking creative Leadership roles whenever able. In all reality, it is the Captains who make the Tabula Rasa clan click. They are the leaders, organizers, and teachers of the Clan as well as ambassadors of their class (when tagged a class officer).
Enlisted:
Sergeant – A hardened TG clanmember. The heart and soul of the Clan are the enlisted ranks. The Sergeant represents a commitment to the Clan and is the tip of the spear when it comes to Clan action. Although not an officer, a Sergeant has the same voice a Captain or Brigadier does. If he/she has a suggestion or an op (operation) they’d like to plan, then by all means they take the lead. Being an enlisted man doesn’t mean you get to sit back, relax, and just take orders. You’re expected to give some yourself. The forums are your friend. Have info. to share, a suggestion, or op to run?? Post it and take charge!

PFC - (Private First Class). Welp, if you’ve got this rank you’re basically fresh outta’ Boot and a “Grunt.” This rank is reserved for new members of TG who are undergoing the probationary period. If all is well and an Officer supports it, the PFC will be moved up to Sergeant once the time is right. Again, this by no means says that PFCs are “second-class” clanmembers. Quite the contrary, as a PFC it behooves you to take TG membership seriously and be active from day one. As the “new guy” obviously it’s sometimes wise not to be too pushy, but that doesn’t mean you get a free pass to remain silent.

What is a “Supporting Member”?
Tactical Gamer is a large community that encompasses more than our Clan, and more than this one game. TG has over 18,000 members, and boasts numerous resources that it makes available to its members: Multiple game servers, Teamspeak, forums, and development are just a few of the many awesome things that TG provides for us.

Without our supporting members, Tactical Gamer would simply cease to exist. Our subscribing members, through a revolving monthly contribution of $8.95, keep our servers up to date, running, and allow us to develop new features for the community. Every resource we have is directly attributed to the generosity of our contributing members. We are always thankful for these generous folks, and often look to find ways to thank them that are tangible and cross all of our gaming communities.

In an effort to encourage our Clan members to become contributors to the greater community, you are invited to become supporting members of Tactical Gamer. This is by no means a requirement- sometimes, contributing financially isn’t a possibility, and we never frown upon anyone unable to subscribe. Non-financial contributions, such as participating in the forums and within our Clan are priceless. We are grateful for your contribution, no matter what form it takes. But, if it is an option for you to become a supporting member, we ask you to strongly consider it. We want our Clan to be known for supporting the greater community.

bulleting, vbcode, etc. are missing from this rough draft due to laziness... also please feel free to tear it apart and make changes

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 02:48 AM

Tactical Gamer Clan Application
Thank you for your interest in joining the best Clan in the AFS!

Required reading before posting an application in this thread:
TG Primer
Tactical Gamer FAQ
Clan Creed and Values

***All New Recruits have a 14 day trial period as PFC, after which you will be admitted to the Clan as Sergeant, or we will part as friends.***

Please Copy the following questions, hit "New Reply", then Paste the copied section into your new post. Please fill out all the questions and check back with this thread for your application status. An officer will contact you prior to inviting to answer any other needed questions and make sure you understand the procedure.

Code:
1.) Main Character Info:

Name:
Level/Class:
Skill Spec(pumps): 0 3 Tools/ 3 Motor Assist… <--Delete this and place your own build here. Also delete the "Color" tags on each side.
Character Theme: (delete this and enter the general playstyle represented by your character. i.e. ranged sniper, spotting sniper, melee spy, recon spy, buffing exo., viral exo, etc. Be as descriptive as needed)

2.) What alternate characters will you want also Claned with TG? (Name/level/class)

3.) Have you read and agreed to the Tactical Gamer Clan Creed and Values thread?

4.) About You:

How old are you?
What gender are you?
What time zone are you in?
What have you enjoyed most about TR and your characters?
How long have you played?
How often do you play?
What times do you usually play?
Cable, DSL, or dialup?

5.) Discovering Tactical Gamer:

How did you hear about Tactical Gamer?
If you were recruited, who recruited you?
What are you looking to find in Tactical Gamer?

6.) Supporting Member Status:[list][*]Are you a Supporting Member of Tactical Gamer?

7.) Previous Clans:

Which Clan(s) have you been with, and what did you not like about that experience? (This is not a place to slander previous Clans. Be kind in your words.)

8.) Do you have the Required mods?

Teamspeak installed and in working order:
Microphone for TS (optional):
TS_Overlay or similar to diplay names of those speaking(optional):

9.) For those who are level 30+, please answer the following questions:
End game experience:

How much Elder Content are you looking to do?
How much PvP are you looking to do?
How willing are you to engage in ClanWars?
Are you willing to come to the aid of fellow clanmembers in PvP?

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If you need any further information, please read through our Announcements and SOPs forum. Also included in those forums is the current list of Officers so you may contact them in game if needed.

code is missing from this application rough draft obviously... feel free to make improvements

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 02:50 AM

All TG Clan members/recruits: Please read and sign!
Edit: All future signatures are done on the individual's application to the Clan.

Tactical Gamer Clan Creed

We, the members of the Tactical Gamer Clan, will uphold the core values of Teamwork and Fairness inherent in the Tactical Gamer Community in Tabula Rasa.

We will aid our Brothers and Sisters in their individual goals and quests, as well as work and train as a team to achieve the goals of the Clan.

Wherever possible we will advance the style of gameplay that Tactical Gamer stands for, through the example of our play, and our willingness to aid other like minded Clans in their efforts.

We will uphold the values of teamwork, fairness, and integrity at all times, but never lose sight that this is supposed to be fun.

Our Values

1. Maturity - TG was founded for mature gamers. We have generally interpreted that to mean 18 or older, with few exceptions. Age is not the only indicator of maturity but it is the best we have until there is first-hand experience with the individual. Maturity is concerned with style of play, interactions with other players and willingness to support the TG community values.

2. Teamwork - Cooperative play in a team setting is one of the founding principles of Tactical Gamer. Success is measured by reaching our goals as a team rather than individual accomplishment. We value individual achievement and celebrate it, but we do so in the context of the team and contributions to the team.

3. Integrity - We expect and demand that individuals in our community act honestly with each other and align their public and private actions so as to create trust. Actions which bring doubt to your trustworthiness are unacceptable.

4. Mutual Respect - We strive to act with respect toward all TG members and expect that to be reciprocated. Abusive or foul language and disrespectful actions or statements will not be tolerated.

5. Cooperation - We look for members who are willing to help each other. This may be advice, time or anything that encourages the development of our community. Being in a Clan is inherently a social commitment. We look for involvement in Clan activities and active participation with your Clanmates.

6. Perspective - Tactical Gamer is not real life. We understand and respect the need to be attentive to family, work and community commitments. TG is about having fun and enjoying the gaming experience in a community of like-minded gamers.

again, missing vbcode... criticize at will

p.s.
I wanna thank the officers over at TG-WoW for writing all this good stuff up. They set good examples over there and we could only hope other MMOs are as successful as they

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 03:00 AM

The Tactical Gamer
Transfer & Recruitment Application:
TG-TRA-V2 (8-07)

[General Information:]
Q: Is someone sponsoring you for membership, if so who?

Q: Do you have any friends in Tactical Gamer?

Q: Where did you hear about Tabula Rasa from?

Q: Are you a part of any TR communities or fansites?

Q: Do you have any previous MMO and/or Online experience?

[Player/Gamer Information:]
Q: What game genre’s do you enjoy most?

Q: What games are you currently playing?

Q: List two (2) games you recommend everyone play.

Q: What type of player are you, Casual, Power Gamer, Weekend Warrior, Role-Player, Griefer...?

Q: What style of gameplay do you enjoy most, PvE, PvP, Crafting…?

Q: In the virtual world you would be considered a: Businessman, Explorer, Warrior, Treasure Hunter, Romantic, Tourist, Hero, Villain, Sidekick, Mercenary…?

Q: Describe yourself in five or less words.

[Clan/Guild Information:]
Q: Are you currently in an online gaming or MMO clan/guild?

Q: Have you previously been in an online gaming or MMO clan/guild,
which clan/guilds were you a part of, and why did you leave (please be specific)?

Q: What type of clan are you interested in joining?

Q: Where did you find out about Tactical Gamer?

Q: Why have you chosen Tactical Gamer?

Q: As a gamer, why should Tactical Gamer choose you?

Q: Are you aware that Tactical Gamer will be conducting the majority of its organization here on its forums, instead of in game?

Q: How often do you see yourself checking the forums if you are accepted into the RaF?

[Character/Avatar Information:]
Q: Would you consider yourself an Alt-O-holic?

Q: Are you applying to Tactical Gamer with a specific character in mind?

Q: Describe your character, their looks, mental standing, motivations, and talents.

Q: How do you see this character benefiting Tactical Gamer?

[The Questions:]
Q: What is your weapon of choice?

Q: What is your favorite color?

Q: Ninja’s or Pirates?

Q: If we offered you half a glass of water, you'd say the glass was?

I stole this from the clan "The Rank and File." pretty good clan it seems. Fire away!

**Nemesis** · 10-23-2007, 10:12 AM

Great stuff, Gambit.

Honestly, I really can't see someone else stepping up as a clan leader and doing a better job than you have already. Why was it again that you don't want to lead us?

Trust me, I know how much goes into leading a clan, regardless of the size. I've done it more than a few times in WoW, DAoC and Tribes. So I can understand you not wanting to add that kind of headache to your life.

That's probably the reason why I don't like the idea of having a bunch of small clans under one TG banner. UNLESS we have a strong leader/council with the time and ability to handle all the many details that come with running a large group of people, I really think we start things small and see where it takes us.

What you've posted gives us the flexability to grow as needed which is great and very much appreciated. However, I think we should focus on just getting off the ground and consolidating our players instead of splitting up 10-20 people into 5 groups.

Make sense?

**Gambit7** · 10-23-2007, 06:35 PM

Game on!!!!
TR forum is now active... now, lemme see if I can figure out how to work this thing.
(gonna close this thread and copy it over to the new forum)

here's the link for you lazy bastards:
http://www.tacticalgamer.com/tabula-rasa/

**Daxx** · 10-23-2007, 08:11 PM

Originally Posted by Gambit7

bulleting, vbcode, etc. are missing from this rough draft due to laziness... also please feel free to tear it apart and make changes

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