I've never heard anyone say ANYTHING about your corp, always just been a name.
Now this thread just shows you're an obnoxious douche like all the other PC corps.

You aren't even a well-known obnoxious douche; this thread is just a pathetic cry for attention.

really? ive used the kb/m for almost 16 years since the first unreal tournament came out and controller for over 17 years. You have much to learn.

Agreed to a certain extent. However, as you can see with NF's current "we are a merc corp" strategy, they are left (in their own words) with "little to no work at all."

This leads to the underlying purpose of this structure. Remove the interest in ringing for the lower tiers at all. With higher risk comes higher reward, where each tier would associate a greater reward for its corresponding required risk investment.

Separate conversation entirely. The goal here is to start from the bottom, one step at a time. Corps that otherwise would have little to no interest in PC whatsoever due to their past experiences (or reports from the battlefield) of the trials and tribulations against the top 1% need to be encouraged to give this a chance. They truly are the 99% that could bring this game back to life. Otherwise, these words fall on deaf ears.

I can't illustrate the fact that I am nothing like my predecessors other than implementing this blueprint. Therefore, the structure must be analyzed and formulated in such a way that best benefits the user.

The majority of negative responses in here toward Shepherd on this topic are completely off. The previous Parks and Recreations Project which released land wholesale first-come first-served was an initiative created in part by Shepherd's desire for more, newer, groups to have an avenue into Molden Heath and PC.

Yes, CAP wars. It's a fundamental there. But at the executive level it's not an irresponsible "clone anything that moves" ethic. There is an accountablity litmus at work there also.

The naysayers also need to realize that any effort like this is only partially an effort on the part of the initiators. The greater effort comes from the participants. Those who see an opportunity and can capitalize on it without delving into exploitation or abuse of it. This could be a real good thing for everyone. Provided everyone, as much as can be arranged, can adhere to whatever basic structurals are needed.

Good Luck, Shepherd Grey and all the others who are and who choose to be involved in this. You know you have my support.

I can think of another way to ensure Rust does not attack tart...

Do we need districts to make life hard in Tartatven? Nope. Taking districts won't help it or you are so deep in own buttocks you can't see what you are affirming? Please you are just an annoying bug with no relevance at this point, hide and don't disturb people from doing "politics".

Confirmed: Hard in the head.

Oh really big boi