Community Changes

[OldBloke]

All looking good to me!

What about secondary games we play such as Insurgency?  Will these come under a primary game heading?  i.e. Insurgency under CSS?

Cheers.

The game badges will only be for fully adopted games.

[Penfold]

It all seems like a good idea to me, would students and pensioners get a discount? :2cents:
Not that either apply to me

I'd like to think that £1 a month is a small enough amount for anyone's budget tbh. Besides, like the venerable one said, it's not compulsory.

PEN

[Lee]

No more Bravo (or Charlie for that matter)

Section Heads will have the option to adopt a 'triallist' stage. This may or may not involve a distinct badge/tag. Unlike the old 'Bravo' group, the 'triallist' stage will be time limited i.e. you make the grade in the timescale dictated or you lose the chance to get the badge.

Fair enough, sounds good! This way people won't feel disappointed if they don't get to Charlie, etc.

[Jewelz^]

So will everyone except section heads be trialists for a couple of weeks? or are charlies straight in and bravo's have trials?? (sorry if silly question)

[Gone_Away]

What about the LAN signup? Currently, Charlie members get advanced signup to the LAN. How will this change?
 
Also, are we looking at a complete reset for everyone or will the Section Heads decide at the outset who qualifies?
 
NF

[OldBloke]

What about the LAN signup? Currently, Charlie members get advanced signup to the LAN. How will this change?

Community Supporters get the early booking perk.
 

Also, are we looking at a complete reset for everyone or will the Section Heads decide at the outset who qualifies?
 

Section Heads will decide the badge holders for their own sections.

[Sithvid]

I'd like to think that £1 a month is a small enough amount for anyone's budget tbh. Besides, like the venerable one said, it's not compulsory.

PEN

I agree and will pay my subs, my point is with younger folks who may not have access to Paypal etc or the funds (no offence to any students out there ) but are worthy members of the community, perhaps could be given some latitude.

[Anonymous]

I agree and will pay my subs, my point is with younger folks who may not have access to Paypal etc or the funds (no offence to any students out there ) but are worthy members of the community, perhaps could be given some latitude.

How about 51 North?

[Sithvid]

How about 51 North?

before i look it up where is that ?

[Penfold]

I agree and will pay my subs, my point is with younger folks who may not have access to Paypal etc or the funds (no offence to any students out there ) but are worthy members of the community, perhaps could be given some latitude.

Then they should get jobs the lazy, skivving, hoody-wearing good for nuthin's. :flirty:

ATEOTD it's not my call and far more intelligent people than I will make that judgement. We do have a couple of young 'uns and a couple of depressingly, really make you feel old, young uns.

PEN

[Penfold]

before i look it up where is that ?

Not sure but the Talisker Distillery is 57° North if that helps.

And they've also just launched a rather nice new cask-strength of that very name.

Talisker, 57 Degrees North (Scotland)
The latest expression of Talisker is named in recognition of the fact that Talisker distillery on the Isle of Skye has an unusually high latitude, and it becomes the only regularly available ‘full strength’ version of the acclaimed island malt. The whisky carries no age statement, but brand owner Diageo confirms it has been matured exclusively in American oak refill casks. The nose offers a very attractive blend of rich, spicy fruit and smoke from a bonfire beside the sea. With time, the fruit fades somewhat, and spent matches appear. Perhaps they were used to light the bonfire! Full-bodied and warming on the complex palate, with initially intense fruitiness followed by increasing smoky spice and pepper notes. Water teases out sweet peat and barley sugar. The finish is long and gently smoky, with characteristic Talisker chilli powder lingering to the very end. Another cracker from the shores of Loch Harport! 57.0% ABV, 100cl, £43.99, Duty Free & Travel Retail.

PEN

[Sithvid]

First produced in 1801 by William Edward (grocer & wine merchant in Aberdeen).
owner    Seagram Distillers Plc.
click for details
comments    Chivas Regal Blended Scotch Whisky is the worlds leading premium blended scotch whisky.
Chivas Regal contains around 40 percent malt including 4 percent Strathisla.
Information from Blended Scotch by Jim Murray
   "Transform your Scotch Whisky Knowledge"

sithy's fave scotch, did we hijack the  thread i wonder

[Lee]

I think that £1 a month should be accessible for most people really. I used to get £1 a week pocket money and that wasn't anything big in my days (Need to stop reminiscing here!).

[Jabbs]

I think that £1 a month should be accessible for most people really. I used to get £1 a week pocket money and that wasn't anything big in my days (Need to stop reminiscing here!).

Yeah it seriously is nothing when you are part of a community that is growning and changing and not stagnating as some others might do :sideways:

[sulky_uk]

at my old CS clan we had a £1 minimum a month but most of us donated £5, as for people with out paypal they sent a cheque to one of the clan leaders, ppl who couldnt afford £5 a month sent a £12 paypal/cheque for the year to a clan leader.
 
cheques are just as do-able a paypal, same amount of community accounting required
 
just an idea