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Friendly war against BEWARE 11th of june 2003, 2100h Lost with 17 against 11 Report by MasterWizard: A very good war, if we leave the bitching about the bash-contest behind (a few guys were still shooting). Also the fact that BEWARE had a spectator in her server didn't make us happy at all. But never mind, we canceled one round because of that spectator, and the war started off finally... The first map we played in was V2, and our teamwork sucked ass while playing as allies. We didn't really have a plan and our motivation had to be pepped up a bit. As Axis we truly kicked some ass! The final score: >UC< 6 |BEWARE| 8 The second map was The Bridge. This battle resulted in 7 rounds of earth shakin', breathtakin', ass sweat-growing ACTION. And what can we say...They won: >UC< 5 |BEWARE| 9 Friendly war against 101st Army 18th of june 2003, 2100h Won with 23 against 05 Report by Goatrider: At the beginning of the war, we started of with a real BASHBATTLE, to determine who would get to pick a side first. -=|101|=- won this bloodbath easily, it looked like they never did anything else besides clubbing enemies with their silly handguns…:P. Anyway, they won and chose the side of Axis to start with. In the first round, we didn’t know what to expect: a rushing and ‘nade throwing bunch of outrageous Nazi-soldiers, or shrewdly camping worshippers of Hitler, giving headshots to every allied soldier who dared to stick his conk around the corner. Because we encountered no enemies during our march through the first collection of houses, we realised that it would be the second strategy -=|101|=- had chosen. Our soldiers felt in battle like puppets without any strings, and within a few minutes -=|101|=- had slaughtered all the >UC< members. Fortunately, >UC< immediately hit back and won the second round. Via the teamspeak button ‘t’ we constantly told each other where we were, and where we thought the enemy would be. MasterWizard wanted to advise his fellow members to throw ‘nades over the building to literally smoke out some camping -=|101|=-members, but Goatrider, as a slightly faster typist, already told this strategy to the others. Once again, this subscribed the excellent teamwork between the two clanleaders. And this same teamwork would prove itself a couple more times….:D The second round was won again by >UC<. General Rowdy-SilentG and Major Stijn didn’t even get the chance to kill one brave >UC< soldier, ‘cause Scorsese was hunting down nazi’s like a Turkish butcher! General Goatrider was acting a little too self-confident, as he ran to Carlito and shot some magazines in the direction of the enemy. The same enemy quietly waited until Goatriders attack was over and threw a grenade right between his feet. The result: two pares of smoking shoes which belonged to Carlito and yours truly...ahum. But >UC< kept on winning, and claimed the third round as well! With Scorsese at the top with a total of seven kills (!), the irreproachable Unnamed Soldiers showed -=|101|=- all the corners of the map, and in two and a half minutes the score was 3-1. But >UC< wanted more, and also claimed the fourth round , in which every member had killed one -=|101|=- member! We continued our dominion and at the end we won with the Allied side: 6-1! After swapping teams, -=|101|=- and >UC< started the battle equally, both winning one round. But then, >UC< again showed that she had learned from the previous (and lost) wars. Combining excellent teamwork and great skill (considering our relatively young clan history) we also won the third and fourth round (with Goatrider leading with 6 kills followed by Scorsese): 3-1. Sadly, Yggdrasil’s connection failed again, and we had to fight without the experience of the clan-oldest, hehehe...But one again, we proved to be a firm ‘Band of Brothers’, as we won the fifth, sixth and seventh round, final stand: 6-1. The second match took place in The Bridge, as this was our favourite map (check this: we didn’t even LIKE The Hunt!). And off course, we lost the team-choosing-bash-battle AGAIN, so -=|101|=- could play allies first. We won the first round en -=|101|=- the second. In this second round, Cpl. Evilpoop singely killed us all by himself! The rounds were played very quickly; most of them didn’t even last 2 minutes. Luckily, we won the third round again, so we could keep the tradition of never letting -=|101|=- win two rounds in a row. We owned the 101st Army again in the fourth round and each of us killed a -=|101|=-member in the fifth: 4-1. We had planned a good working strategy for the Allied side, -=|101|=- didn’t stand a chance. Goatrider stood place in the Hotel to mind any hostile activity, MasterWizar and Carlito stayed by the bridge to exterminate every enemy who thought he could be a hero and place the bomb, and Scorsese just shot at every movement he saw. During our battle as Allies, Yggdrasil managed to get his connection working again, so we could continue the war with ten players. We kept on killing and won the sixth round, with Carlito as an excellent marksman on top with 9 kills. And just when we thought we had seen it all, there appeared Scorsese: BAHOOOM! With only ONE grenade he took out 4 of the 5 -=|101|=-members! We easily killed the last -=|101|=-soldier standing and won the round in 48 seconds! Like it was nothing, we ruled during the seventh round and became undisputed victors of the Friendly War against -=|101|=-. Because of the great sportsmanship of -=|101|=- who restarted some rounds because of the poor connection of Yggdrasil, and the great atmosphere during the war, we decided to play some V2 for a while. At the end of the evening we all went to MSN and formed an alliance... Official war against 114uuQ 24th of june 2003, 2000h Won with 15 against 13 Report by MasterWizard: A real shame it had to go this way. Just because Carlito's connection failed, and 114uuq didn't had any kind of respect for that (it was our problem considering them) we lost. The fact is that Carlito was gone for 6 rounds, and the score is 13-15, so we could have won easily! |
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