Blog
Weekly Update - September 1 - 5
Posted by Ben
at 10:20 PM on September 06, 2008
|
I haven't updated in a little while, and with the recent uprising in Xbox Live activity, I thought I had better, so, without further ado, here goes the weekly update.
APGU Information
We haven't been having much information regarding the APGU lately, but I have to say it's still going. I've had my doubts and I've thought of killing it off, but I have certainty now. The reasons I wanted to disband the APGU is because of our jointing with the clan CGR. But I have now reclaimed the facts: CGR is a clan, APGU is a gamers organization, two completely different things.
The APGU is, more than less, a group of gamers who like to play together. We will have the authority and seperation as follows:
Commisars: The APGU Commisars are the people who run and sort out the players into groups or factions. This roll is sort of like a clan leader.
Brigadier: The APGU Brigadiers lead brigades of APGU groups. Basically, these guys are the higher authority to talk to with complaints or suggestions for your group if you can't talk to your Group Leader.
Group Leaders: The APGU group leaders exist to manage their own group of gamers. Groups should be from the same time zone or time area, speak the same language, and play the same games. The group leader can organize group events and eject people from the group. The group can also reccomend people for his group to the Brigadiers.
Loggers: The APGU loggers are responsible for logging information about their assigned groups. Loggers can also report information firsthand to the commisars. The loggers should maintain a friends list of all APGU members under their control.
How do I join the APGU?
Answer: Use the APGU page. If that doesn't work, simply ask a Commisar like Benislav or CloserDiamond, a Brigadier, or a Group Leader. As soon as you're in, we'll sort you out ASAP.
What else should I know about the APGU or groups?
First of all, remember that it's not a clan. You can join no matter if you're in a clan or not. As far as groups go, groups are organized mainly by Time Zone and games you're interested in. If you want to be in a group with someone else specifically, tell a Commisar / Brigadier and we'll get it sorted out ASAP.
What will the APGU have to do with events?
The APGU has a spot over the first-come first-serve basis. Basically, the first people to sign up for an event will be in it first, but for people who don't sign up, APGU members have a quicker chance to get into an AP official event.
Also, APGU groups can start their own special events for their groups only. Group leaders can also assign their members to teams for these events too.
However, when it comes to groups, there is no authority for Group Leaders or Brigadiers unless they are Event Staff.
Thanks for reading everyone, don't forget to sign up on the FORUMS! (link up at the top) for lots of gaming discussions, polls, and more.
--Benislav
Head Administrator
analogproject.webs.com
APGU Information
We haven't been having much information regarding the APGU lately, but I have to say it's still going. I've had my doubts and I've thought of killing it off, but I have certainty now. The reasons I wanted to disband the APGU is because of our jointing with the clan CGR. But I have now reclaimed the facts: CGR is a clan, APGU is a gamers organization, two completely different things.
The APGU is, more than less, a group of gamers who like to play together. We will have the authority and seperation as follows:
Commisars: The APGU Commisars are the people who run and sort out the players into groups or factions. This roll is sort of like a clan leader.
Brigadier: The APGU Brigadiers lead brigades of APGU groups. Basically, these guys are the higher authority to talk to with complaints or suggestions for your group if you can't talk to your Group Leader.
Group Leaders: The APGU group leaders exist to manage their own group of gamers. Groups should be from the same time zone or time area, speak the same language, and play the same games. The group leader can organize group events and eject people from the group. The group can also reccomend people for his group to the Brigadiers.
Loggers: The APGU loggers are responsible for logging information about their assigned groups. Loggers can also report information firsthand to the commisars. The loggers should maintain a friends list of all APGU members under their control.
How do I join the APGU?
Answer: Use the APGU page. If that doesn't work, simply ask a Commisar like Benislav or CloserDiamond, a Brigadier, or a Group Leader. As soon as you're in, we'll sort you out ASAP.
What else should I know about the APGU or groups?
First of all, remember that it's not a clan. You can join no matter if you're in a clan or not. As far as groups go, groups are organized mainly by Time Zone and games you're interested in. If you want to be in a group with someone else specifically, tell a Commisar / Brigadier and we'll get it sorted out ASAP.
What will the APGU have to do with events?
The APGU has a spot over the first-come first-serve basis. Basically, the first people to sign up for an event will be in it first, but for people who don't sign up, APGU members have a quicker chance to get into an AP official event.
Also, APGU groups can start their own special events for their groups only. Group leaders can also assign their members to teams for these events too.
However, when it comes to groups, there is no authority for Group Leaders or Brigadiers unless they are Event Staff.
Thanks for reading everyone, don't forget to sign up on the FORUMS! (link up at the top) for lots of gaming discussions, polls, and more.
--Benislav
Head Administrator
analogproject.webs.com
Categories: None
Get a Free Website at Webs.com!
