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Saw you massing :) looks like you did extremely well, good job. :thumbup:

They're a team and he's on their memberlist. Grats AK.

I very much doubt we'd be as serious as what we are now. However I can see the community surviving.

Was watching whilst ACing with Downfall, you were bashing them to be honest. Grats on the win.

Haven't heard a lot from UK on either fansite to be honest. Post moar. Gotta win wars to post topics you see...

Pleasantly surprised, keep on rising HA. :thumbup:

Christmas Present #1.

No idea why we possibly got a Matched Opts war on a Saturday especially against a team but oh well, all done now. Thank you for the fight Impulse, certainly helped a couple of individuals in our clan learn a lesson. :) PS: Had I been there, we'd have won... ;) (I'm obviously joking..)

:unsure: Welcome to Tip.It.

Rather expected a Crash War topic and it's good that this kind of discussion is being brought here. With people crashing anyone and unlikely people retaliating, just how long do you think this will continue? It will continue until one or two of the main clans (DF, RoT, VR, EoS & recently TT) drop out. However I don't think we'll see this for a long time, no matter how harming this Crash War has been to some clans (not going to name any as I haven't personally been to any fights and it's hard to judge from the outside with all the propaganda). Do you see any other clans retaliating and actually sticking with it? I doubt they'd stick through it. We've already seen middle-sized clans such as PH and now Exodus get involved, but if there were to be 2/3 more clans who get involved I could see this spreading clan-worldwide given the exception of GMT clans, RSD and Solace. If this were to happen I don't think it'll be such a bad thing, what it depends on is if the phishing and DDoSing carries down into the middle-size clans. If this does happen, then the corruption of the clan world would spread and the effects could be catastrophic. So, in answer to the question; I can see clans retaliating but not sticking through it mainly because of their size and for their clans definite future. Who else do you expect to hop into the mess given the nature of the clans currently involved? Corruption have been crashing The Rising, wouldn't surprise me if they got more involved with all the action happening.

Good to see Vannaka back in action, nice job TKO.

I'm impressed, Collision aren't an easy clan to beat even when they're outnumbered. Well done HA.

Seems interesting, we'll have to see it in action before we can make a thorough evaluation of how this will effect warring.

I'd only ever post a draw if I think my clan has done extremely well against tougher opposition. I'd like my clan to receive some recognition if we did well, but if it's a draw I'd also like to make it clear that the other clan beat us well and truely in a different round, or that they did well to keep up with our opts.

There are members in clans who don't actually like playing RuneScape, for example skilling, pking, playing mini games, yet they love the aspect of clan warring in both Clan Wars and in PVP. I also see members who say they've quit RuneScape yet I see them online; watching wars and participating in warring events themselves. Point is, most people who get bored with RuneScape tend to stay interested in clans and the clan world. Even when clans make fun events, such as GWD, they are not attended as fully as what wars are. I myself, only tend to log in for wars and work on whatever needs doing as part of my responsibility but I'm not someone who's renowned for having a wealthy, high levelled account. But is that a bad thing? Even though it may be tedious for your members, would you try to encourage them to get more active on the game with a slight risk that they might lose interest? The advantages are many; more money for rune sets and warring equipment, socialising with clan members and general community integration. So now the questions to ask for you to gain your post counts and create discussion. Weighing up the benefits and the drawbacks, do you think it's better to have members who log in just to war, or members who play the game regularly? What do you do? Do you play the game or do you just log in for wars? If you was a Clan Leader, would you focus on your members just coming to wars or encourage them to try new skills and to play the game more regular to get involved with the community? Do you know anybody who only logs in for wars, and if so do you think it's good or bad? Why? ___________ I personally think it's good to have a blend of both. I think integration in the community is massive and it's a big part of why we have IRC as a requirement so people can interact whilst it's easy for communication, etc. However, sometimes you get a group of people who just log in for the war, with a better attitude, a desire to win every time they put effort into warring. Like I stated above, when it comes to RuneScape I'm not a regular player. I do enjoy being apart of T0, SE and CE and I do log in for wars these 3 have, but recently I'm playing a lot more as I'd like to train my account and get it items that will benefit my clan in warring predicaments. I also think that members who come to wars need to be fully focused on the war itself, not what they're going to be doing after the war (Cooking, Fletching, etc.) but however we've come up with an idea that will encourage everyone to train random skills for prizes and acknowledgment, not only for fun but also so people can train these skills together, so we become more of the family which we describe ourselves. So both. I know people who do only log in for wars, in my own clan and friends of mine in other clans. Some of them are labelled or ranked as Retired however some aren't. I think it can be bad for a clans image if they have too many of either group. If you have too many members who log in only for wars, I think you could be seen as perhaps inactive, and maybe not so fun, rather bland. However if you have a high portion of people who train their skills and play the game regularly in comparison to those who only play for wars, there can be disadvantages also, for example 2 people wanting to train the most XP for a certain competition - friendly rivalry perhaps turning sour. Not the greatest example but I'm sure you can think of more reasons why you think it's bad. So I think it's a mixture of good and bad if people only log in for wars. Try not to respond with 'yes I log in for wars :kanye:', try to put effort into your posts, remember:

Read the merged topic on RSC and it's pretty clear that you guys won 2-1. Gratz on the win Envy!

It depends where you're clicking, and what angle you click from. I only had 1 probem in SE's 1 hour CWRI with PH and that was with 40+ people on both sides, so I think I'll personally be fine but I guess I'll find out how hard it is to lead with it. Wars have got slower because of this though, which I have mixed opinions about.

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This, pretty much word for word.

Looks like DK+VR need to get their stories straight. ;) Good job TT + other clans.

We did well, good job ladies and thank you for the fight Juniors.

Gratz on #1 picture cropping. ;)

Good job both. <3:

:thumbup: Very nice ending.

I'm happy for you guys, keep going. Happy Birthday. :)