PR Tournament Campaign 12 - SCO/CO Applications Open - Page 2

Michael_Denmark · 2016-09-08, 12:00

Right, tanks Nate.

Sounds like some good ideas having been implemented.

Onil · 2016-09-08, 16:08

Over-all I would say that SCO's have been quite cooperative in working towards a balanced and fun campaign. The fact that teams have been built from the ground up for each campaign also breaks down any grudges between teams as happened with CATA and NATO.

Regarding how the teams are structured, it's the usual way, with officer signups and then grunt signups. Players can name their preferred team and two mates they wish to play with and the PRT Staff will try to put them together in the team they prefer, same applies to the High Command of that team that will try to put them together in the same squad.

But sometimes that's not possible and every player should be aware that they sign up as an individual and might not get to play in the team or with the factions he prefers. Simply because the PRT Staff needs to balance experience and numbers. I would however say that only a small percentage of players actually quit when they don't get what they wanted. If they take the time to get to know their new team and squad, they will make new friends and get included into something bigger than what they're used to, so they'll understand that fun can be had with any faction as long as you're playing it for the right reasons.

2016-09-08, 12:00	#11
Michael_Denmark Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,189 Denmark Location: Project Reality Frontline	Re: PR Tournament Campaign 12 - SCO/CO Applications Open Right, tanks Nate. Sounds like some good ideas having been implemented.

2016-09-08, 16:08	#12
Onil PR Tournament Management Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,223 Portugal Location: Portugal	Re: PR Tournament Campaign 12 - SCO/CO Applications Open Over-all I would say that SCO's have been quite cooperative in working towards a balanced and fun campaign. The fact that teams have been built from the ground up for each campaign also breaks down any grudges between teams as happened with CATA and NATO. Regarding how the teams are structured, it's the usual way, with officer signups and then grunt signups. Players can name their preferred team and two mates they wish to play with and the PRT Staff will try to put them together in the team they prefer, same applies to the High Command of that team that will try to put them together in the same squad. But sometimes that's not possible and every player should be aware that they sign up as an individual and might not get to play in the team or with the factions he prefers. Simply because the PRT Staff needs to balance experience and numbers. I would however say that only a small percentage of players actually quit when they don't get what they wanted. If they take the time to get to know their new team and squad, they will make new friends and get included into something bigger than what they're used to, so they'll understand that fun can be had with any faction as long as you're playing it for the right reasons.