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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by mexicant » Thu May 17, 2012 12:08 am

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Badger » Wed May 16, 2012 7:21 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Burntwaffles » Wed May 16, 2012 5:33 pm

defiance wrote:
aLpha.cn-[tang] wrote:
defiance wrote:
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by defiance » Wed May 16, 2012 2:20 pm

aLpha.cn-[tang] wrote:
defiance wrote:
element wrote: WAIT WAIT... what happened to that cat?
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Stuck. L2conjugate... fuckin' cats.
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by aLpha.cn-[tang] » Wed May 16, 2012 2:13 pm

defiance wrote:
element wrote: WAIT WAIT... what happened to that cat?
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Stuck. L2conjugate... fuckin' cats.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by defiance » Wed May 16, 2012 12:10 pm

element wrote: WAIT WAIT... what happened to that cat?
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by element » Wed May 16, 2012 12:06 pm

cassinoroyale wrote:
hildebrand wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
I hope one of them sees this post here.
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WAIT WAIT... what happened to that cat?

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by lowcarb » Tue May 15, 2012 6:28 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by stealthlol » Mon May 14, 2012 1:48 pm

joeledmunds wrote:Pubbing is tons of fun. Trying to find a good pub is not fun.
Finding a good pub is easy. Not getting banned from said pub is hard.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by joeledmunds » Mon May 14, 2012 12:53 pm

Pubbing is tons of fun. Trying to find a good pub is not fun.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by james- » Mon May 14, 2012 12:27 pm

Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we join a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
Pretty much sums up why this thread should die. They have a different mentality twoards the game. Just let them be.

PS why on earth are you guys pubbing this game anyways? It's not fun...

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by cassinoroyale » Mon May 14, 2012 12:18 pm

hildebrand wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
I hope one of them sees this post here.
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by joeledmunds » Sun May 13, 2012 11:01 am

defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
That sucks, I neg repped him earlier because I thought he was negging me for no reason, and I am a spiteful, spiteful man.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by tenks » Sun May 13, 2012 9:42 am

Badger wrote:
defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
Damnit.... that really stinks alot. Does anyone want to +rep me so everytime I try and +rep someone else it does not neg rep them?

it's a trap!!!

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Badger » Sun May 13, 2012 8:57 am

defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
Damnit.... that really stinks alot. Does anyone want to +rep me so everytime I try and +rep someone else it does not neg rep them?

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Sun May 13, 2012 7:56 am

Sears wrote:
alex kirk wrote:Give me my moderator powers back. I was trolling people so hard.
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You were able to witness the trolling. You should appreciate my work.

It was personal trolling. Only the mods could see what I was doing. And it was epic...boy, was it epic...

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Airnick15 » Sun May 13, 2012 6:49 am

tenks wrote:
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Wee Bey!

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by D-bo » Sun May 13, 2012 1:43 am

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Sears » Sun May 13, 2012 1:39 am

alex kirk wrote:Give me my moderator powers back. I was trolling people so hard.
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Sat May 12, 2012 10:59 pm

Sears wrote:Yeah its a stupid bug.
Give me my moderator powers back. I was trolling people so hard.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Nicholson » Sat May 12, 2012 9:55 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Jeremy Lin » Sat May 12, 2012 9:09 pm

Badger wrote:Yaso why the neg rep after I +repped you a bunch? You know its true though that shark posted a bunch of crap no one cares about.
You know you have neg rep... Why would you even try to rep other people?

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Sears » Sat May 12, 2012 8:11 pm

tenks wrote:
defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
Aaaaaah!

I was wondering why he was neg repping me, while agreeing with my posts..So confusing :?:

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Yeah its a stupid bug.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by tenks » Sat May 12, 2012 7:31 pm

defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
Aaaaaah!

I was wondering why he was neg repping me, while agreeing with my posts..So confusing :?:

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by milo » Sat May 12, 2012 4:49 pm

defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Sat May 12, 2012 3:45 pm

defiance wrote:He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...
Well, this is awkward...



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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by defiance » Sat May 12, 2012 3:31 pm

He has negative rep. When you have negative rep and you +rep someone, it actually negs them. He probably hasn't figure that out yet...

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by milo » Sat May 12, 2012 3:25 pm

alex kirk wrote:
Badger wrote:Yaso why the neg rep after I +repped you a bunch? You know its true though that shark posted a bunch of crap no one cares about.
Did you just neg me for no reason?
You declaring war on me?

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He neg me before. I was just too nice to let it slide

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Sat May 12, 2012 2:41 pm

Badger wrote:Yaso why the neg rep after I +repped you a bunch? You know its true though that shark posted a bunch of crap no one cares about.
Did you just neg me for no reason?
You declaring war on me?

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by mexicant » Sat May 12, 2012 1:39 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Badger » Sat May 12, 2012 12:26 pm

Yaso why the neg rep after I +repped you a bunch? You know its true though that shark posted a bunch of crap no one cares about.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Badger » Sat May 12, 2012 11:12 am

Sharky, No one gives a fuck about your random ass pubbing post, its completely retarded.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by tenks » Fri May 11, 2012 10:23 pm

hey sharky.

Fuck you and your retarded ass logic. You and every simpleton who runs a dod server is the US is piece of trash.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Pr0n » Fri May 04, 2012 8:10 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by tenks » Fri May 04, 2012 7:54 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Rob » Fri May 04, 2012 12:14 am

That has to be one of the most brilliant troll posts I've seen on here.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by SpoonIsBad » Thu May 03, 2012 9:48 pm

alex kirk wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
Hmm, lot of drawbacks with a repeated measures design, especially with this being strictly anecdotal. We're going to need a more solid research structure with less room for design flaws if we're going to get definitive answers here.

Yeah, for a study of this magnitude we're going to need to conduct randomized clinical trials with participants of equal skill in the server, all in the server within ~10 minutes of one another, and we must do this multiple times over the course of a couple weeks. Let's start with a variety of different variables (pub clan tag, talkative, etc.) differing between the conditions, and then we can narrow it down from there.

Condition 1: Player of low skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 2: Player of a low skill with a tag, talkative.
Condition 3: Player of a high skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 4: Player of a high skill with a tag, talkative.

Get to it.
Must be summer time. Alex Kirk is back, and he just can't get enough of them there fancy sociological experimentz.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by k4b00m » Thu May 03, 2012 6:27 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by mare » Thu May 03, 2012 6:03 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by t`RavE » Thu May 03, 2012 5:05 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by meekrab » Thu May 03, 2012 3:55 pm

scorch- wrote:#1 rule of online video games: make friends with everyone. If you're someone's friend, then you don't cheat.
ITS SO TRUE MY FEEBLE MIND CANT HANDLE IT

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Jeremy Lin » Thu May 03, 2012 3:43 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by mike » Thu May 03, 2012 3:41 pm

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by Theworst » Thu May 03, 2012 2:58 pm

alex kirk wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
Hmm, lot of drawbacks with a repeated measures design, especially with this being strictly anecdotal. We're going to need a more solid research structure with less room for design flaws if we're going to get definitive answers here.

Yeah, for a study of this magnitude we're going to need to conduct randomized clinical trials with participants of equal skill in the server, all in the server within ~10 minutes of one another, and we must do this multiple times over the course of a couple weeks. Let's start with a variety of different variables (pub clan tag, talkative, etc.) differing between the conditions, and then we can narrow it down from there.

Condition 1: Player of low skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 2: Player of a low skill with a tag, talkative.
Condition 3: Player of a high skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 4: Player of a high skill with a tag, talkative.

Get to it.
For Condition one, we could send defiance in.
For Condition two, we could send in Courtney.
Last two conditions could be anyone but defiance really.

If defiance and Courtney could contact me, we could get this going asap.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by toxinatoR » Thu May 03, 2012 1:08 pm

Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we join a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
DIDNT READ

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Thu May 03, 2012 1:02 pm

defrag wrote:By posting the details of the trial, you have given them an altered state of mind (assuming they read it) and therefore cannot be considered official scientific results.
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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by defrag » Thu May 03, 2012 12:58 pm

alex kirk wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
Hmm, lot of drawbacks with a repeated measures design, especially with this being strictly anecdotal. We're going to need a more solid research structure with less room for design flaws if we're going to get definitive answers here.

Yeah, for a study of this magnitude we're going to need to conduct randomized clinical trials with participants of equal skill in the server, all in the server within ~10 minutes of one another, and we must do this multiple times over the course of a couple weeks. Let's start with a variety of different variables (pub clan tag, talkative, etc.) differing between the conditions, and then we can narrow it down from there.

Condition 1: Player of low skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 2: Player of a low skill with a tag, talkative.
Condition 3: Player of a high skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 4: Player of a high skill with a tag, talkative.

Get to it.
By posting the details of the trial, you have given them an altered state of mind (assuming they read it) and therefore cannot be considered official scientific results.

Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by kirk » Thu May 03, 2012 12:32 pm

CraftyDus wrote:For Science!

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It's science time, bitches.

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by CraftyDus » Thu May 03, 2012 12:24 pm

alex kirk wrote: Hmm, lot of drawbacks with a repeated measures design, especially with this being strictly anecdotal. We're going to need a more solid research structure with less room for design flaws if we're going to get definitive answers here.

Yeah, for a study of this magnitude we're going to need to conduct randomized clinical trials with participants of equal skill in the server, all in the server within ~10 minutes of one another, and we must do this multiple times over the course of a couple weeks. Let's start with a variety of different variables (pub clan tag, talkative, etc.) differing between the conditions, and then we can narrow it down from there.

Condition 1: Player of low skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 2: Player of a low skill with a tag, talkative.
Condition 3: Player of a high skill without a tag, non-talkative.
Condition 4: Player of a high skill with a tag, talkative.

Get to it.
For Science!

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Re: A Handy Guide to Pubs

by D-bo » Thu May 03, 2012 12:23 pm

hildebrand wrote:
Thebest wrote:So funny story about this whole thing.

I thought to myself "what if I join their server aliased as a pub clan" I changed my name to "{CPD} dogbone_" and then entered their server. When I first joined, the first thing I said was "Good evening" everyone replied nicely back as I expected. I was killing people, capping flags, apologizing for team kills, no quickswitching and I ran up a score of 38-10. During this time, not a single, not one, {KHH} member went into spectator. In fact, while I was playing, Heidi was asking me questions about {CPD} and if the pub clan was still alive, so I just went along with it and explain that a lot of our members moved on from day of defeat. When I felt the time to leave, I said "Everyone have a good night, ill pub here again for sure" and everyone was nice and said "Hope to see you again" Few seconds went by and I joined the server again but with the name "get on my level" I didn't say a word when I joined like most of us do when we joined a pub. I ran up a score of 10-0 and there were comments from some of the {KHH} members like "You can't do that", "how did you know" and ect. At the point of getting my 10th kill, three of the five current {KHH} players joined spectator and at that point I left before getting banned.

Thing about it is that, I was playing the exact same under both names but just wasn't as talkative when I re-joined the server. My understanding of what goes through their heads when they're in their server is just baffling.

oh well.
I hope one of them sees this post here.
Probably cheating

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