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**GuardianAnubite** · November 7th, 2008, 02:33 AM

1. Steam ID: TheAnubite

2. Player name: GuardianAnubite

3. Tell us about yourself (other FPS you've played, where you're from, age,)

I've played many recent FPS games, such as Call of Duty 4, Timesplitters 2/3, Stalker, Crysis, BioShock, Halo, and more. I'm from Canada, British Columbia specifically, and I'm 16 years old. I'm more mature that most people my age, and I spend a lot of time playing games.

4. What do you look for in a clan in L4D?

In a clan, I'd like to see a group of people I can hang out and be comfortable with. L4D is made to be a cooperative game, and I'd like to constantly play with the same group of people, which would allow me to discover new tactics, find new things, and have tons of fun.

5. Why you're interested.

Left4Dead is primarily a cooperative online game, and clans are a natural extension of that, creating a better community and environment. I'd like to get to know people, and have even more fun playing what will surely be a great game.

6. What do you love/hate about most clans?

One thing I don't like about clans is how most require a headset and age. Age isn't always a indication of maturity, and in every case, the best way to judge maturity is to hang out with the person for a while and get to know them. I don't actually have a headset, but I hope that won't torpedo my application. I can react to what people say without a headset, and that just means I shouldn't take point. If need be, I can type quickly, though that's still probably not efficient in this game. In any case, I can work well in a team without a headset.

What I love about clans is of course the environment that they breed. With a game like Left4Dead, they can make a good game fantastic, and deepen the experience. Getting to know people, having great game moments, and having a blast with people you like is what clans are about.

7. What would you do in this situation:
Your team is relatively separated, 2 teammates are not too far ahead and you are along side another teammate. Your fellow mate besides you becomes pulled back by the smokers 50ft tongue, and at the same time a hunter jumps one of the teammates ahead of you. What do you do?

If my aim was near the hunter, I would fire a quick burst from my sub-machine gun (favorite gun so far) while turning to aid my comrade to my side. Of course, I would help him as quick as possible. If I knew the unhindered teammate ahead of me was reliable and quick, I would probably leave him the task of dealing with the hunter and saving the fourth teammate. I would hope to find myself in such a situation if I join the clan, so I can see what my reflex would be if I knew all of the people in the game.

November 7th, 2008, 02:33 AM	#12 (permalink)
GuardianAnubite L4D Forums Member Join Date: Nov 08 Posts: 1	1. Steam ID: TheAnubite 2. Player name: GuardianAnubite 3. Tell us about yourself (other FPS you've played, where you're from, age,) I've played many recent FPS games, such as Call of Duty 4, Timesplitters 2/3, Stalker, Crysis, BioShock, Halo, and more. I'm from Canada, British Columbia specifically, and I'm 16 years old. I'm more mature that most people my age, and I spend a lot of time playing games. 4. What do you look for in a clan in L4D? In a clan, I'd like to see a group of people I can hang out and be comfortable with. L4D is made to be a cooperative game, and I'd like to constantly play with the same group of people, which would allow me to discover new tactics, find new things, and have tons of fun. 5. Why you're interested. Left4Dead is primarily a cooperative online game, and clans are a natural extension of that, creating a better community and environment. I'd like to get to know people, and have even more fun playing what will surely be a great game. 6. What do you love/hate about most clans? One thing I don't like about clans is how most require a headset and age. Age isn't always a indication of maturity, and in every case, the best way to judge maturity is to hang out with the person for a while and get to know them. I don't actually have a headset, but I hope that won't torpedo my application. I can react to what people say without a headset, and that just means I shouldn't take point. If need be, I can type quickly, though that's still probably not efficient in this game. In any case, I can work well in a team without a headset. What I love about clans is of course the environment that they breed. With a game like Left4Dead, they can make a good game fantastic, and deepen the experience. Getting to know people, having great game moments, and having a blast with people you like is what clans are about. 7. What would you do in this situation: Your team is relatively separated, 2 teammates are not too far ahead and you are along side another teammate. Your fellow mate besides you becomes pulled back by the smokers 50ft tongue, and at the same time a hunter jumps one of the teammates ahead of you. What do you do? If my aim was near the hunter, I would fire a quick burst from my sub-machine gun (favorite gun so far) while turning to aid my comrade to my side. Of course, I would help him as quick as possible. If I knew the unhindered teammate ahead of me was reliable and quick, I would probably leave him the task of dealing with the hunter and saving the fourth teammate. I would hope to find myself in such a situation if I join the clan, so I can see what my reflex would be if I knew all of the people in the game.