Are you active in the organized PR gaming community?

Apheirox · 2007-07-10, 18:19

Thought it might be interesting to find out what kind of people visit the forum.

If you have no idea what 'organized PR gaming' is or just want to find out more about the subject, I did a small writeup on the topic in the wiki guide you can read. There is a direct link to this article in my signature. An excerpt:

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If you are even slightly serious about playing Project Reality, BF2 or tactical shooters in general you should consider getting involved with the organized play community as it will almost certainly be highly rewarding to you. Even though the general level of play is much higher in PR than in vanilla BF2, playing on public servers can be a frustrating experience at times: Teamkilling, inexperienced pilots constantly crashing, commanders and squad leaders going Rambo and general disorganization are all part of the day. If you are going to be playing more than strictly casually you should not put up with all this because the much better option of organized play is available.

So, are you 'organized'?

knewman · 2007-07-10, 18:21

So would tacticalgamer.com be considered an organized pr gaming community?

{WaRrioR} · 2007-07-10, 18:23

Erm yep probably.

Apheirox · 2007-07-10, 18:24

Definitely, I mentioned them specifically in the article. I am afraid I know of no other like communities. There used to be TeamPlay First but they seem to be gone now.

Feel free to add more links to the article if you know of any. Clans should post in the forum thread, though.

knewman · 2007-07-10, 18:31

I was with the USM clan shortly before they switched to ArmA, they were pretty intense about tactics and stuff.

mammikoura · 2007-07-10, 18:57

teamplay community (PR.FI) and opreal tournament
I couldn't imagine myself just going to the pubs to play on my own.. never again. It worked fine back in the days of 0.2, but not anymore,

Top_Cat_AxJnAt · 2007-07-10, 19:37

Teamplay Community: Presently organizing (planning stages) an in-house squad in Tactical Gamer.
Basicaly a group of players with a mini forum and tags.

BeerHunter · 2007-07-10, 23:58

None - primarily because of the time commitment.

Have thought about joining a squad or clan but would have to be one consisting of adults , which are few and far between.

Raniak · 2007-07-11, 00:44

As if you needed a clan or something like that to find good teamworks/voip squads in PR... and all experiences I've had with clans and guilds in video games have been disappointing

Rick_the_new_guy · 2007-07-11, 00:59

I have not played any for a good three months. May pick up .6 when it comes out.

View Poll Results: Are you active in the organized PR gaming community?
Clan	7	10.00%
Tournament	9	12.86%
Teamplay community	21	30.00%
Clan, tournament	1	1.43%
Clan, teamplay community	4	5.71%
Tournament, teamplay community	9	12.86%
Clan, tournament and teamplay community	1	1.43%
Not in PR but I play organized in other game(s)	4	5.71%
None	14	20.00%
Voters: 70. You may not vote on this poll

2007-07-10, 18:57	#6
mammikoura Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,151	teamplay community (PR.FI) and opreal tournament I couldn't imagine myself just going to the pubs to play on my own.. never again. It worked fine back in the days of 0.2, but not anymore,
mammikoura Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,151

2007-07-10, 18:21	#2
knewman Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 38 Location: Your Face	So would tacticalgamer.com be considered an organized pr gaming community?

2007-07-10, 18:23	#3
{WaRrioR} Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 80 Location: England	Erm yep probably.

2007-07-10, 18:24	#4
Apheirox Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 290 Location: Denmark	Definitely, I mentioned them specifically in the article. I am afraid I know of no other like communities. There used to be TeamPlay First but they seem to be gone now. Feel free to add more links to the article if you know of any. Clans should post in the forum thread, though.

2007-07-10, 18:31	#5
knewman Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 38 Location: Your Face	I was with the USM clan shortly before they switched to ArmA, they were pretty intense about tactics and stuff.

2007-07-10, 19:37	#7
Top_Cat_AxJnAt Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 3,215 Location: "destruction of WEYBRIDGE and Shepperton"	Teamplay Community: Presently organizing (planning stages) an in-house squad in Tactical Gamer. Basicaly a group of players with a mini forum and tags.

2007-07-10, 23:58	#8
BeerHunter Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 380 Canada Location: Alberta	None - primarily because of the time commitment. Have thought about joining a squad or clan but would have to be one consisting of adults , which are few and far between.

2007-07-11, 00:44	#9
Raniak Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 967 Location: Quebec, Canada	As if you needed a clan or something like that to find good teamworks/voip squads in PR... and all experiences I've had with clans and guilds in video games have been disappointing

2007-07-11, 00:59	#10
Rick_the_new_guy Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 291 Location: Virginia Beach	I have not played any for a good three months. May pick up .6 when it comes out.