Really, I think I miss PFBHz the most.
It was pretty disheartening when we got kicked out of PC.
And I feel kinda like a **** for defecting to the same people who did it to us.
But looking back,
I left PRO for PFBHz for the same reason.

Still, I felt like a child caught in the middle of a divorce and everyone who was there at the time felt the same way. We're all over the place now. Mostly between Team Players and a few went to League of Infamy.
This is a shout out to ya'll. Some of the best players I've ever had the privilege of stomping with. Paradoxically, we only got stomped a few times in the end by Hellstorm.
And if PFBHz beat the Imperfects, and Hellstorm beat PFBHz, then what would happen if Hellstorm fought the Imperfects?
Now, that's a match I'd pay quite a chunk of ISK to watch.


Troll away!
(1,000 ISK says Sota posts in the next 10 minutes. lol)

Oh - i thought it was trolling - you were being serious? That's even sadder in some ways lol.

I miss the old PFHBz too btw. Having another Imp like corp was fun. Now people be all butt hurt :'(

Stop trying to take Synergy's lines Z. They were non-factors before being non-factors was cool.
Also don't let Xero know you called his corp he's in a bunch of non-factors...He might get a lil but hurt.

Doesn't everybody Xero? That's why you're the forum superstar you are bro!

I never did get a thank you from him for making him into a forum known name

PFBHz were amazing and I loved them!

here's a crazy idea:

Join a corp that is populated by people you like.

there's nothing about Dust 514 that makes it competitive. It's a casual lobby shooter. All of you guys talking about who could beat who and things like "super corps" sound like a bunch of 10 year olds arguing over which pokemon is the most powerful.

Wait who's joining corps they didn't like?

Xero you don't think that there's anything competitive about dust? At all?

Agreed on the super corps.

Even if what you say is true that still doesn't make them a super corp >_>

those were some good times.

good times are what you make it. I remember years ago in some tournament that was the best, then a short time later another tournament was the best...

bottom line the best times I have are playing with likeminded people that get along with each other and share the common goal of being competitive in the game.

and having the maturity to win with humility and lose with respect, learning and striving to improve at all times.

complete opposite of the old GB attitude that if you lose a few to just find a new place.

Loyalty is the backbone of our enjoyment and success on any game. sure we all have friends from all over, nothing wrong with that, but loyalty and chemistry and pride of fellow teammates is what pushes us individually to improve and compete as a team.

the past is past, dwell on it and u miss the present which is all that ever really matters ;)