Just wanted to make this clear to everybody (especially those on my friends list)

[Noravic]

People on my friends list (or not) may have recently been noticing that my account has been playing CS:S over the past week. In case you were wondering, "Why this this guy playing CS:S when he could help populate one of the clan's servers?" or something like that, this post is meant for you.

I have a brother that loves to play CS:S and has decided to play it using my steam account during the week. Due to school, I can only play on the weekends, so I let him play. So, next time you see me playing CS:S, it is really not me. On the weekends though, I'd love to play TF2 on this clan's servers.

Just wanted to clear things up

 

[Sir Leeroy]

we have a cs:s division too, http://www.edgegamers.net/news.php

 

[Noravic]

I know. It's just that my brother plays CS:S, and I'd much rather play TF2. Also, my brother isn't interested in joining a clan.

 

[Flippy the Squirrel]

Also, make sure that he puts on the Guest and TF2 tags when playing, so you don't end up getting banned because of your brother.

 

[Captain Mental]

Ok so if my son plays tf2 on, lets say, my account, i put a (guest)(tf2) tag too? Or just guest will do then?

 

[Monkeybits]

Just (guest) will do. And tell him not to kick or ban. Remember my shock at Blue of Blues Clues having been at my computer for a couple of hours while I was napping? I just about had a heart attack that she didn't have guest tags on. There were even rumors of her slapping mute on people. Embarrassing. Be sure to slap those (guest) tags on your guest.

Here she is, hijacking my computer: http://edgegamers.org/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?55808

I'd call her a name and be technically correct, but it wouldn't be appropriate in mixed company.