Probably not the right sub-board to post this on, considering the mental-age of the members that troll this section.

**Edit, I did mean to piggyback of the posts here recently complaining about the lack of a player base. It is a much worse situation in Oceania believe me.

I am a 2m sp player with a 2m sp player toeing behind and a 1.5m more casual logi player that I lead under my corp.

I find there are not enough players in this game to attempt recruitment. but we would like to begin playing with a team, serious strategy environment.

We are in Oceania timezone.

Is there a way to keep our identity as serious, small squad-oriented group with myself as the leader while also going under the umbrella of a large corp? I haven't found any mechanic that allows this other than joining individually.

My leadership style is perfectly positioned to take orders from the commander and translate them to field-orders on a squad. but I need permanent squad members. I need to know their play-styles and personalities....For my own enjoyment of this as a videogame!

Probably not the right sub-board to post this on, considering the mental-age of the members that troll this section.

I don't see how this comment makes any sense - what do trolls have to do with you posting this in the wrong section?

Otherwise you're right - this belongs in the war room.

Good luck finding anyone who'd take 2mil SP players btw. Coordination does trump gear - so the best to you.

**Edit, I did mean to piggyback of the posts here recently complaining about the lack of a player base. It is a much worse situation in Oceania believe me.

I am a 2m sp player with a 2m sp player toeing behind and a 1.5m more casual logi player that I lead under my corp.

I find there are not enough players in this game to attempt recruitment. but we would like to begin playing with a team, serious strategy environment.

We are in Oceania timezone.

Is there a way to keep our identity as serious, small squad-oriented group with myself as the leader while also going under the umbrella of a large corp? I haven't found any mechanic that allows this other than joining individually.

My leadership style is perfectly positioned to take orders from the commander and translate them to field-orders on a squad. but I need permanent squad members. I need to know their play-styles and personalities....For my own enjoyment of this as a videogame!

Probably not the right sub-board to post this on, considering the mental-age of the members that troll this section.

I'm sorry but you don't have enough SP to be useful in PC battles.

In PC everyone runs full protogear, you would get slaughtered and nothing else.

SVER lolololol

I honestly dont think anyone would take you. This game is heavily sp based and you would need at least 5 mil to hang with the proto scrubs. Message me though, I have a bunch of friends that have around your sp that im gonna corp with once they get they hang of it.

**Edit, I did mean to piggyback of the posts here recently complaining about the lack of a player base. It is a much worse situation in Oceania believe me.

I am a 2m sp player with a 2m sp player toeing behind and a 1.5m more casual logi player that I lead under my corp.

I find there are not enough players in this game to attempt recruitment. but we would like to begin playing with a team, serious strategy environment.

We are in Oceania timezone.

Is there a way to keep our identity as serious, small squad-oriented group with myself as the leader while also going under the umbrella of a large corp? I haven't found any mechanic that allows this other than joining individually.

My leadership style is perfectly positioned to take orders from the commander and translate them to field-orders on a squad. but I need permanent squad members. I need to know their play-styles and personalities....For my own enjoyment of this as a videogame!

Probably not the right sub-board to post this on, considering the mental-age of the members that troll this section.

I still don't get why people try to start up a corp when they don't already have a decent number of friends that want to start a new corp too. 2 million SP means you've been here what, a month? Maybe 2 if you don't cap every week. It's like turning up on the first day of school and trying to start a gang when you don't have any friends and nobody knows who you are.

I still don't get why people try to start up a corp when they don't already have a decent number of friends that want to start a new corp too. 2 million SP means you've been here what, a month? Maybe 2 if you don't cap every week. It's like turning up on the first day of school and trying to start a gang when you don't have any friends and nobody knows who you are.