"Clan" battle?
primesuspect
Beepin n' BoopinDetroit, MI Icrontian
I'd like to organize an actual clan battle. I think we've been playing cohesively together long enough to try to have some fun with another clan.
I propose a 12-on-12 match on Warpath, Gravel Pit, and 2Fort.
The only clan that comes to mind is Bombsquad - we've been playing with those guys long enough to know that they are a cool bunch who would give us a good run for our money. Other clans we've played with and are friends with are TFO and ERW, but as far as I know Bombsquad fits the bill because they are big enough to have 12 players be able to play at the same time and we've known them almost since day 1 (scottybones!!!)
The questions that spring to mind: How do we determine which 12 of us get to play? And do we have prizes or something? How do we make it worth it? How much do we practice before the match?
Thoughts?
I propose a 12-on-12 match on Warpath, Gravel Pit, and 2Fort.
The only clan that comes to mind is Bombsquad - we've been playing with those guys long enough to know that they are a cool bunch who would give us a good run for our money. Other clans we've played with and are friends with are TFO and ERW, but as far as I know Bombsquad fits the bill because they are big enough to have 12 players be able to play at the same time and we've known them almost since day 1 (scottybones!!!)
The questions that spring to mind: How do we determine which 12 of us get to play? And do we have prizes or something? How do we make it worth it? How much do we practice before the match?
Thoughts?
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The team leader (You) arbitrarily picked the people desired, <i>and</i> picked what classes people would play to ensure success.
The team leader also had a few scrims with as many clan members as possible on his server in the week leading up to the match. {IC} v. {IC}.
Sharks vs. Jets.
Off the top of my head, Prime and Eggroll(ed) would be top of the list.
Anyway, I'd be up for a match. The way it worked in my COD2 clan was a combination of rank (it was a sort of realism clan), time in grade/unit, playing ability/time, and whether they signed up in a "sign up" thread we had - in that order.
What he said.
A couple of suggestions:
1) Play 8v8 games. It is hard to coordinate and commit to match times when you have more people (obviously). We have enough active members to play 8v8 practice sessions etc.
2) Will we enforce class limits? Some clans enforce the rule while other don't. It does change the flow of the match dramatically.
I like playing demoman, heavy, pryo, and spy. Ive got more than twich the time logged at spy than any other class, followed by heavy and then pyro.