Fultures!

[ATAG_Doc]

Originally Posted by Force10

LOL. On the one hand, folks are always talking about trying to get more people involved in simming, on the other hand, they happily strafe noobs on the runway and when they come here complaining about it, we call them "slow" and suggest that combat sims maybe aren't for them.

senseispcc: The best course of action is to just stay off of ATAG's servers. Things like "honor" and "chivalry" are terms that are lost on these guys and boosting their kills on a leaderboard is all they care about. And most surely don't donate any money to their server.

I don't know what it is going to take. It seems no matter how many post come up about it people always insist on spawning close to the channel.

No matter where you spawn it just takes that one person that gets zapped and they're in here with big crocodile tears crying about it.

[Force10]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Doc

I don't know what it is going to take. It seems no matter how many post come up about it people always insist on spawning close to the channel.

No matter where you spawn it just takes that one person that gets zapped and they're in here with big crocodile tears crying about it.

Newsflash for Doc...the majority of folks that purchased this game don't even know this forum is here and don't come here. Just another reason to show why a proper co-op GUI is needed...to get more servers out there to avoid this ATAG airquake "spawn camping" bs.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by Force10

Newsflash for Doc...the majority of folks that purchased this game don't even know this forum is here and don't come here. Just another reason to show why a proper co-op GUI is needed...to get more servers out there to avoid this ATAG airquake "spawn camping" bs.

New players don't have to come here. They see the ATAG server as one of the busier servers and decide to log on. Via the chat window they initiate contact with other players very quickly. The newbies are always advised to check the briefing page in front of them on their screen to

1) come to the ATAG Forum - which is mutiplayer centric - and,
2) get Teamspeak 3 with instructions on getting on ATAG's TS server

From there they can quickly find out how to best enjoy flying on the ATAG Server. If they want an "Airquake" experience - great! We'll point 'em towards the nearest furball. If they want a more complex squadron experience - fighters and/or bombers - that's fine, too. Plenty of squadrons willing to recruit and guide the new player along. Vulching a problem? We'll teach the new player how tactics and teamwork turns vulchers into targets.

We have many new players coming in every week, most by simply logging into the ATAG Server from the games's multiplayer GUI.