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To the TF2 Division -
I have been a member of eGO and TF2 for just over two years now. I have met many great friends, had many great experiences, and I definitely think of these last two years doing something I enjoy, playing video games, with all of you as a great time. I have benefited immensely from it as well, in many ways.
However, I have informed the TF2 Leadership team and our CM/CEO USCG Hammer that I am stepping down from my position as Division Leader for the TF2 division. I gave Pzycho and your lovely Advisors fair warning to this, as I have been pondering this decisions for a few weeks now. While I love corralling you ragtag bunch of goofs, I didn't seem to be able to put my 100% into the position recently. For those of you who have known me since I showed up here, I like doing things full-throttle and the best I can. At the moment, I don't want to hold the division back by doing a mediocre job.
I will be remaining on as a line Division Leader so that I can help the community wherever needed, but all TF2 decisions will be made by Pzycho and the team.
Another part is that I need to focus on a few other things in my life at the moment, and going 100% into TF2 eGO has been taking my attention away from those things. I wish I could do both, but I can only go 200% for so long!
So don't worry, I won't be vanishing into the mist, but I am going to slow down a bit with eGO. I'm sure you will still see me around quite a bit though (old habits will die hard, I imagine).
I want to thank each and every one of you for all the fun times and work you have put into the division, all the TF2 Leadership (former and present) who have put up with my admittedly high standards for their performance. Of course I encourage all of you to be the best you can be for the division as it moves forward. I may come back into the fold in the future, but for now I am gonna step away for a bit.
I hope I was able to be a positive for all you guys. Thinking back on the things we've done; hosting great tournaments and events (and a fancy TF2 in-game medal for one!), late night gaming sessions playing whatever, all that jazz. I was will remember feeling so proud when I was able to give out awards and medals to all you who deserved it, and seeing a lot of you grow in many ways. That's probably what I will miss the most!
Keep your stick on the ice, and watch your heads -
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I have been a member of eGO and TF2 for just over two years now. I have met many great friends, had many great experiences, and I definitely think of these last two years doing something I enjoy, playing video games, with all of you as a great time. I have benefited immensely from it as well, in many ways.
However, I have informed the TF2 Leadership team and our CM/CEO USCG Hammer that I am stepping down from my position as Division Leader for the TF2 division. I gave Pzycho and your lovely Advisors fair warning to this, as I have been pondering this decisions for a few weeks now. While I love corralling you ragtag bunch of goofs, I didn't seem to be able to put my 100% into the position recently. For those of you who have known me since I showed up here, I like doing things full-throttle and the best I can. At the moment, I don't want to hold the division back by doing a mediocre job.
I will be remaining on as a line Division Leader so that I can help the community wherever needed, but all TF2 decisions will be made by Pzycho and the team.
Another part is that I need to focus on a few other things in my life at the moment, and going 100% into TF2 eGO has been taking my attention away from those things. I wish I could do both, but I can only go 200% for so long!
So don't worry, I won't be vanishing into the mist, but I am going to slow down a bit with eGO. I'm sure you will still see me around quite a bit though (old habits will die hard, I imagine).
I want to thank each and every one of you for all the fun times and work you have put into the division, all the TF2 Leadership (former and present) who have put up with my admittedly high standards for their performance. Of course I encourage all of you to be the best you can be for the division as it moves forward. I may come back into the fold in the future, but for now I am gonna step away for a bit.
I hope I was able to be a positive for all you guys. Thinking back on the things we've done; hosting great tournaments and events (and a fancy TF2 in-game medal for one!), late night gaming sessions playing whatever, all that jazz. I was will remember feeling so proud when I was able to give out awards and medals to all you who deserved it, and seeing a lot of you grow in many ways. That's probably what I will miss the most!
Keep your stick on the ice, and watch your heads -
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