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I came here in 2013, got permanently banned from all servers, evaded my ban on 16 alt accounts, then i got unbanned and got staff in 3 divisions, including division manager in TF2

I feel like I dont many of you very well so why dont we have a fact of yourself thread? EX: Ive been in the servers for 6 years.                             Fun Fact: I'm only 20 and im already having a child.                                                                                                 

Random crits are a mechanic from the launch build of tf2, meant to prevent stalemates. While it was debatable back then if they were needed, they defiantly aren't now. Stalemates in games are more rare, because of unlocks, and crits don't really prevent them. These especially are not needed in what is essentially a dm server (in the case of tgh), or a parkour server (in the case of surf). 
Remove them, they smell.

salutations

Random crits are a mechanic from the launch build of tf2, meant to prevent stalemates. While it was debatable back then if they were needed, they defiantly aren't now. Stalemates in games are more rare, because of unlocks, and crits don't really prevent them. These especially are not needed in what is essentially a dm server (in the case of tgh), or a parkour server (in the case of surf). 
Remove them, they smell.

I would scream at you if you even tried to play pyro or spy in competitive matches.

Can we?
Plz?

I may be able to provide some jump maps if need be.

sniper isn’t engineer 

I'm amazed that no one has gone on a rant about how he can kill anyone from any distance

Stop being bad and you wont be grounded. 

Just got grounded so I won’t be playing for a bit but I’ll still be on the discord and forums a lot since I have my phone.
seeyah later alligator’s

Blizz has said mutiple times that 1/3 of all of xG hates me... So is he right?

Blastman,
Above all else, remember, you are one of our community members and are welcome on our servers at any time so long as they are up & running and you are following our rules/guidelines.
That being said, you and I aren't what I would call best friends with each other and that's no secret, but I certainly don't hate you or wish that you were to leave our servers. Its evident that you enjoy our pokemon trade server very much so I think you should stick around to have fun, despite what you have said over the past few days in game. When someone is giving you troubles like it appears Blizz is, I highly recommend muting them client side because then you wont have to listen to them or see their chat messages. (Please contact me if you need any help doing this)
In regards to the 1/3 of xG hating you, I cant speak for everyone - but I doubt 1/3 of xG even knows who you are (heck, I'm arguably the most active admin on our tf2 servers by far and I doubt even 1/4 of xG has any clue who I am!) so I wouldn't worry about that, it's just so unlikely its true its laughable in my opinion. 
The last thing ill say is something my dad told me when I was little that resonated a lot with me "I'm rubber and you're glue, the things you say bounce off of me and stick to you". I say this because tldr; throwing shade like some people do only makes them look like a dick, so just take the high road and let them make themselves look bad.
-Grumpy

My instances of argueing with staff are be cause you act irresponsible with how you inforce that rule shutting down people who you think “cause issues” (which is incredibly vague reasoning) and then when someone tries to explain that they didn’t do anything you punish them. That’s why I’m makin a thread on it in about 2 weeks.
I said in another reply the only drama I start is because you guys don’t know how to use your responsibility given to you and abuse it. You do this by shutting people down with no arguing rules and speak over players for no staff related business then yell at them for “talking over you” if me being on the server is 7 then when I leave is 2 is probably because you y’all about me and call me “annoying and manipulative towards staff and players”. You don’t really have place to talk there.

Now here is what I propose, should we ban gay xG marriage? 
 

If the majority of people don't like it then why would we keep it? Yeah you can just type rtv but if a majority of people don't want the map then we shouldn't have it. This isn't specific to this situation either, I stand by this for all maps. If the majority of people want to keep this map then that's fine by me and the people who don't like it can rtv, but we shouldn't just dismiss it as "just rtv" if a larger portion of players dislike the map in the first place

Game Name:
 
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
 
Platform:
 
Nintendo Switch
 
Time Spent:
 
~90 hours
 
Do you recommend?
 
Yes
 
What you rate the game:
 
9.5
 
Initial Thoughts:
 
The beginning of the game was like opening a mystery crate; it was mysterious, the controls weren’t all unlocked yet, everything was interesting and it just kept revealing new things to me. The gameplay was easy enough to pick up and the starting enemies were perfect for easing the player into the flow of battle and also basic mechanics. What really kept amazing me was the scenery-- it never failed to amaze me.

 
 
Gameplay and Story:
 
Admittedly, the story wasn’t too important or in depth. It was the typical ‘Ganon is evil and did a bunch of evil things and you gotta save Zelda.’ But, the sheer amount of gameplay and features in Breath of the Wild compensated. There were many hidden mechanics that aren’t explicitly taught (i.e. crouching dashes, shield surfing, and mounting certain enemies). Finding them or learning of them made the game interesting and more in depth as compared to previous Zelda games. In my opinion, one of the best parts about Breath of the Wild is the ability to be creative in whatever you do. For example, there’s always more than one way to take on an enemy; you could sneak strike them from behind, you could rain arrows on them or you could use a Korok leaf to blow remote bombs on them. There’s just so many different methods of doing things. That said, as a player, I constantly found new items, methods and little easter eggs scattered about the gigantic map.

There are so many points of interest in the game that honestly, I would have expected more quests for them. This brings me to my other point: quests. You have your Main Quests such as “Defeat Ganon,” Shrine Quests, and Sidequests. Although some quests are the same (i.e. Defeat x!, Gather these items!, or Find x!), some are genuinely interesting to play through. One quest that stands out in my mind relates to the construction of an entire town from the ground up (Literally named From the Ground Up). It’s the longest quest in the game, but playing through it was fun and interesting in my opinion.
 
 
Backstory:
The backstory to this game is essentially the basis and catalyst for all the game's events. To summarize, everything that happened in the past with Ganon and all has a direct effect on the present in which the game is playable. Some characters are the ancestors of characters of the past that may or may not hate you for your actions or lack of action. Overall, I'd say the backstory does well to support the main story, but the story as a whole falls short of other games.
 
Pros:
 
Scenery (Probably the best part about playing the game is just looking over after climbing a mountain and enjoying the view.)

 
Fluid, Adaptable gameplay that evolves as you learn

 
Lots of Content and Easter Eggs (Like Mr. Iwata/Botrick here.)

 
Exploration/Map Size and Good Difficulty Curve

 
DLC and Future Updates Planned

 
 
Cons:
 
After beating the game, it gets difficult to find new things to do.
Many quests or goals are very tedious and require a lot of resources, time and patience.
You can find many weapons, but there are no permanent weapons other than the Master Sword.
Travelling to places without fast travel points is tedious and having a horse around isn’t always guaranteed.
Resources are always limited, so grinding for enough or just peace of mind is inevitable.
 
 
Final Thoughts:
Breath of the Wild, in my personal opinion, was a brave new step in the right direction for the franchise. It’s open world exploration and mechanics were very interesting to play through and provided many countless hours of playing. I usually get bored fairly easily, but this game kept showing me new things to do and new places to check out-- I haven’t even finished all the quests and shrines yet. And because DLC is on the horizon, the game is guaranteed to provide even more content. Anyone can pick up the game and start playing; you don’t have to be a fan of the series already, which is one feature I like about it.

Overall I do love this game. I really do wish the weapons weren't breakable, though. In my opinion, that makes the weapons feel too much like they're just disposable trash and not something that you're meant to hold onto for a while.

*Sad face*

fix jb kthnx bai

troll

For vacation! 
Gonna be gone for just about 2 weeks, so I'll not be around.
Just a heads up boios.
And before you ask I'll be down in Florida.

Stock is better. DH is super satisfying but stock is superior in almost every fashion
 

I can try to make something if you tell me how'd you like it