Nope we where dating before hand, and I'm not a ****

I dunno, anyone can make you feel "special". Cheap date tbh.

Nope we where dating before hand, and I'm not a ****

Troll meter running low?

Troll meter running low?
Gotta keep it pg-13. Soon as he reaches puberty I'll bring out the big guns.

Everyone like talking about the imperfects.

the imperfects could charge isk for squading up with losers, I mean pubs. Want to pad win loss ratio, just feel like winning, or want to hang out with someone who is cool. You could pay one and that is usually more than enough to tip the balance in any fight.

the one time i can recall a imperfect losing when I was on a team that had another imperfect.

Everyone like talking about the imperfects.

the imperfects could charge isk for squading up with losers, I mean pubs. Want to pad win loss ratio, just feel like winning, or want to hang out with someone who is cool. You could pay one and that is usually more than enough to tip the balance in any fight.

the one time i can recall a imperfect losing when I was on a team that had another imperfect.

...Until CCP adds public restrooms...

Don't worry, this is not a complaining, or whining, or QQ-ing thing, and for sure it's not a compliment. It's just an observation and some info.

The Imperfects is one of the best corps out there. That is a known fact. However, there are certain reasons why. Imperfects have people specialized into every role. They know their strengths and weaknesses. And each of their players is above average (except for some, mentioning them would be mean).

This creates the Imperfect effect. It's been called by other names in others games, like MAG, or Killzone, or Battlefield, or EvE, and Halo as well.

Basically, the Imperfects affect the balance of the game as they are. A compact, compressed, collection of some of the best players in the game. Usually when this happens, the major corp/clan is hated, and admired, and more and more "noobs" start piling in, hoping to cash in on the fame. Individually, their best players have skill, even if they don't work as a team, they can still hold up. Personally, I think this is a negative thing, you want competition, yet you have the competition join you. If the "talent" was spread around, more competitive games could be played, better pub matches and overall corps. But don't worry, the players are learning. Quickly, other corps will rise.

And then, sooner or later, it will all fall apart.

I see our plan to use Icy Tiger to occupy all of IMPERFECTS time posting on the forums is working as intended. Didn't realize all of the IMP lovers/haters would fall for the trap as well, any more and it'll be like a ghost town in pub matches >_>

That's what they said would happen after the tournament.

The effect never happened until after the tournament because nobody ever heard of you until then. Before the tournament, STB was the big one. Then ofc, the tournament drew away their army of noobs wanting to join.

I agree they won't last, but it won't be to this cycle. I've said it time and time again, but improved integration with eve will much more likely be the death of them. They've stated many times in the past they don't plan on choosing a side, but instead using the tournament as advertising and being pure mercenaries.
Mercenaries are tools. Tools don't keep a reputation as the big bad gamer clan, because it's the grand armies of the rich and influential you hear of. Mercenaries, no matter how good they are, are overlooked in the huge armies.
Then again, the weak and not-so-influential are the ones who are more likely to need to hire mercenaries.

QFT.

How come Impswarm keeps backing out whenever we're in the same match? It's happened 3 times already.