NATO Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April - Page 3

iAstralPr0jekt · 2010-04-09, 01:41

this has my name all over it. Im there.

so 5pm Pacific Standard Time? i'll be surprised if i am right.

L4gi · 2010-04-09, 07:47

If I counted right its 10AM PST. GMT is 7 hours ahead of PST.

Wetzel · 2010-04-09, 13:05

Funny i happened to get sick today so im not going to school so i might stop in if im feeling up to it....no i am not faking it i am actually sick.

Lucke189 · 2010-04-09, 13:10

So it starts in about 4 hours?

sweedensniiperr · 2010-04-09, 13:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lucke189

So it starts in about 4 hours?

yes, if i calculated it right. and we're in the same time zone so...:P

Web_cole · 2010-04-09, 13:49

Correct yes, about 3 hours from now.

Some of you might be interested to know about the little clock just next to your name at the top right. Ya know, the one with PR Time on it. 17:00 PRT. Not difficult folks

Adriaan · 2010-04-09, 22:02

Those were some intense rounds people, thanks for coming all!

Web_cole · 2010-04-09, 22:19

After a rocky start (and an extreme lack of organisation

) that actually went pretty well

Ochamchira was surprisingly awesome!

Needs more mumblers next time though.

iAstralPr0jekt · 2010-04-10, 00:05

well i missed that.
here I am sitting, waiting for 5pm pst and i was completely off.
However I'm confused, wasnt mumble enforced? How could you have needed, more mumblers?

Web_cole · 2010-04-10, 00:16

The server was supposed to be passworded, and the password only given out over mumble. For whatever reason, the server wasn't set up properly and our super admins were unreachable. Auto-balance was forked, there was no teamswitch after the round end, and no pass.

Despite all of that, we managed two intensely hard fought rounds, and some decent team co-ordination. If it wasn't for .91 it might still be going now

See next week for Take 2

2010-04-09, 01:41	#21
iAstralPr0jekt Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 89 United States of America Location: Riverside, Ca	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April this has my name all over it. Im there. so 5pm Pacific Standard Time? i'll be surprised if i am right.

2010-04-09, 07:47	#22
L4gi Server Administrator (A-N) Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2,093 Finland	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April If I counted right its 10AM PST. GMT is 7 hours ahead of PST.

2010-04-09, 13:05	#23
Wetzel Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 5 United States of America	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April Funny i happened to get sick today so im not going to school so i might stop in if im feeling up to it....no i am not faking it i am actually sick.

2010-04-09, 13:10	#24
Lucke189 Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 203 Sweden	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April So it starts in about 4 hours?
Lucke189 Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 203 Sweden

2010-04-09, 13:49	#26
Web_cole Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,312 United Kingdom Location: Scotland	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April Correct yes, about 3 hours from now. Some of you might be interested to know about the little clock just next to your name at the top right. Ya know, the one with PR Time on it. 17:00 PRT. Not difficult folks

2010-04-09, 22:02	#27
Adriaan Retired PR Developer Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 5,097 Netherlands Blog Entries: 1	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April Those were some intense rounds people, thanks for coming all!

2010-04-09, 22:19	#28
Web_cole Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,312 United Kingdom Location: Scotland	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April After a rocky start (and an extreme lack of organisation ) that actually went pretty well Ochamchira was surprisingly awesome! Needs more mumblers next time though.

2010-04-10, 00:05	#29
iAstralPr0jekt Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 89 United States of America Location: Riverside, Ca	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April well i missed that. here I am sitting, waiting for 5pm pst and i was completely off. However I'm confused, wasnt mumble enforced? How could you have needed, more mumblers?

2010-04-10, 00:16	#30
Web_cole Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,312 United Kingdom Location: Scotland	Re: NATO Public Teamwork Event - Friday 9th April The server was supposed to be passworded, and the password only given out over mumble. For whatever reason, the server wasn't set up properly and our super admins were unreachable. Auto-balance was forked, there was no teamswitch after the round end, and no pass. Despite all of that, we managed two intensely hard fought rounds, and some decent team co-ordination. If it wasn't for .91 it might still be going now See next week for Take 2