Resident Clans

**Ace22** · 02-09-12, 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by GreenBunny

Kid Cudi (Mr. Rager) You can join my clan, it's called the best friends forever clan. We all group and and talk about our feelings and instead of killing we throw smoke grenades at each other.

Sounds like therapy is working for you!

step 8: apologize to everyone you have killed.

**judedeath** · 02-09-12, 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by GreenBunny

Kid Cudi (Mr. Rager) You can join my clan, it's called the best friends forever clan. We all group and and talk about our feelings and instead of killing we throw smoke grenades at each other.

And then Morb shows up in the smoke and tells you about onlive?

**WickedSoN** · 02-09-12, 05:15 PM

I'm curious, do the resident clans of css play together on the same team often? Or is this considered team stacking? It seems like it's taboo in the bf3 community, just wondering if that is the case here...

**Raush** · 02-09-12, 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by WickedSoN

I'm curious, do the resident clans of css play together on the same team often? Or is this considered team stacking? It seems like it's taboo in the bf3 community, just wondering if that is the case here...

It's generally avoided. Even in a case like mine (tCz.) where we never scrim or practice we would still get accused of team stacking. Same holds true for any other clan. If it happens several times over the course of a few weeks you'll see another team-stacking thread get started here and that normally puts an end to it.

**Cojiro** · 02-09-12, 05:22 PM

smoke is bad for the environment.

**judedeath** · 02-09-12, 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by Cojiro

smoke is bad for the environment.

and your lungs!

**WickedSoN** · 02-09-12, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by Raush

It's generally avoided. Even in a case like mine (tCz.) where we never scrim or practice we would still get accused of team stacking. Same holds true for any other clan. If it happens several times over the course of a few weeks you'll see another team-stacking thread get started here and that normally puts an end to it.

So what is the purpose of resident clans again? Is it more of a social thing like Rager pointed out?

**iLLusioN** · 02-09-12, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by WickedSoN

I'm curious, do the resident clans of css play together on the same team often? Or is this considered team stacking? It seems like it's taboo in the bf3 community, just wondering if that is the case here...

Can't speak for the other clans but we (killers) rarely have more than 2 clan members on the same team. If we do it's because on of the other big CS clans has a few people on the other team or because of an admin move to even up teams. As Raush said, it usually leads to claims of team stacking if we do have too many on a team. As much as it sucks sometimes to not get to play on a team with your friends/clanmates it can make alot of people mad if they feel you are teamstacking.

I do remember one night last year with me, vafa, magus, yung and luker playing on the same team for like 5 maps against a great mix of pd, tcz(where'd you all go?!), db4d and some reservists. Haven't seen anything close to that since then...being the best bites sometimes

**Raush** · 02-09-12, 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by RAWRKITTY

tcz(where'd you all go?!)

I've started hopping into the servers more frequently as of late. For me personally, I have been on a huge fighting game kick. As for the others, most (all?) of us have full time jobs and most are married. We're just busy folks.

With these your whipper-snappers like ^A^ poppin up it almost makes me want to come back and help them see that us old timers still got game.

**Madmax (Grape)** · 02-09-12, 09:31 PM

I forget the details, but I remember one night we had 4-5 db4d members on one team against 4-5 killers on the other team. That was pretty neat.

To answer Wicked's question though, most resident TPG clan members are strong enough team players that they will join which ever team needs them w/o thinking about joining the side with their clan friends. That's been my experience with it at least.