Battlefield Division To Our =(e)= Members

Skagnatti

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First off, I would like to send you a warm welcome to our prestigious Battlefield Division! ;) We are glad you're with us!

Second, and this has been said before, if you are alone on our server with no G or O level admins, you are our first line of defense. You may warn an offender for breaking the rules. Remember to be polite and professional when warning. Please and Thank You go a long way.

Examples:
Please do not destroy team vehicles, it is considered griefing.
Please be respectful to all players while on eGO servers

Those are just a couple examples of good warnings. Usually a warning is enough to keep people in line.

Stay level-headed no matter what dialog / action is coming from a persistent troublemaker. Please, find a G or O level admin if they persist and the admin will proceed appropriately. This does two things: You are following the chain of command in handling problems, reflecting good on YOU. As well, it keeps the gaming environment top-notch; after all it is that environment that attracted you to eGO in the first place. Right? :)

"Well how do I find these astute admins, Skag?" Glad you asked! Friend members you know in the forums. Some also have STEAM in their forum profile. JUMP IN TEAMSPEAK! That is a sure-fire way to get the needed help.


Again, welcome and have some fun!


-S.
 
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yeah I would say getting onto vent if you have someone screwing around is the best way to grab an admin. It has worked well for me in the past.
 
Now that I have BC2(thanks to skag) ill be around late night for any admin help within both games. I have steam info in signature
 
Late night, early morning is when I'm not around. So any help is appreciated.
 
First off, I would like to send you a warm welcome to our prestigious Battlefield Division! ;) We are glad you're with us!

Second, and this has been said before, if you are alone on our server with no G or O level admins, you are our first line of defense. You may warn an offender for breaking the rules. Remember to be polite and professional when warning. Please and Thank You go a long way.

Examples:
Please watch the language while on eGO servers, thank you!
Please do not team kill it is considered griefing.
Please be respectful to all players while on eGO servers

Those are just a few examples of good warnings. Usually a warning is enough to keep people in line.

Stay level-headed no matter what dialog / action is coming from a persistent troublemaker. Please, find a G or O level admin if they persist and the admin will proceed appropriately. This does two things: You are following the chain of command in handling problems, reflecting good on YOU. As well, it keeps the gaming environment top-notch; after all it is that environment that attracted you to eGO in the first place. Right? :)

"Well how do I find these astute admins, Skag?" Glad you asked! Friend members you know in the forums. Some also have STEAM in their forum profile. JUMP IN VENT! That is a sure-fire way to get the needed help.


Again, welcome and have some fun!


-S. PS. SUPERJ is the best!!!


Very well written Skag....and thank you for the little note!!!!
 
if you are alone on our server with no G or O level admins, you are our first line of defense. You may warn an offender for breaking the rules. Remember to be polite and professional when warning. Please and Thank You go a long way.

Examples:
Please watch the language while on eGO servers, thank you!
Please do not team kill it is considered griefing.
Please be respectful to all players while on eGO servers
i always do that! try hard!:)
 
First off, I would like to send you a warm welcome to our prestigious Battlefield Division! ;) We are glad you're with us!

Second, and this has been said before, if you are alone on our server with no G or O level admins, you are our first line of defense. You may warn an offender for breaking the rules. Remember to be polite and professional when warning. Please and Thank You go a long way.

Examples:
Please watch the language while on eGO servers, thank you!
Please do not team kill it is considered griefing.
Please be respectful to all players while on eGO servers

Those are just a few examples of good warnings. Usually a warning is enough to keep people in line.

Stay level-headed no matter what dialog / action is coming from a persistent troublemaker. Please, find a G or O level admin if they persist and the admin will proceed appropriately. This does two things: You are following the chain of command in handling problems, reflecting good on YOU. As well, it keeps the gaming environment top-notch; after all it is that environment that attracted you to eGO in the first place. Right? :)

"Well how do I find these astute admins, Skag?" Glad you asked! Friend members you know in the forums. Some also have STEAM in their forum profile. JUMP IN VENT! That is a sure-fire way to get the needed help.


Again, welcome and have some fun!


-S.

Tnx again Skag on this very well put!:thumbup:
 
ok thank you bro end wath is the password on ventrillo y dont know your passwords thank you my friend have nice day
 
No password needed on vent at the present time.

I'm on every Sunday morning starting about 8am till whenever and most evenings.:)
 
if anyone ever need an admin im usually on just send me a friend request on battelog
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Great advice, and it is 100% true being polite goes a long way with a lot of the players on the servers.
 
Great advice, and it is 100% true being polite goes a long way with a lot of the players on the servers.

It really does. I've seen some servers where the admins are commanding and bossy and they never get their way and end up being called "names" by other players on their server
 
Battlelog and Steam are good places to add G's and O's who can come help out when needed (Quelecha/Squirtle)
 
Kicking the dust off of this thread for any new members mullin' around.
 
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