Voted for Promod. You can still do set up and testing beforehand without much trouble if you know what you're doing. Organizers, if you need advice on how to set up PCs for promod, you can PM me. =)

This post has been edited by Grr: Jan 6 2009, 09:53 AM

YES. I'VE BEEN RUSTY AS HECK CAUSE NO TOURNAMENTS. NO MORE BANNINATION OF TEAMS PLEASE. KTHX =D

Can we please stop saying sorry after expressing our opinions? If it is your opinion, you don't have anything to be sorry about.

KayFX and 21: If you check back to the SCG tournament thread, you would see that a lot of your opinion that you have expressed here mirrors the ones expressed in there. I used to think that promod was alot like CS until I played more of it. Yeah, sure, the graphics suck but it was made that way to help with the FPS. Even before promod when most of the bigger clans would play against each other, more often than not, most of the screens would already look like that because everyone would enter commands to help make their game smoother. Already there are tons of stuff that makes CoD4 different from CS. Aiming Down Sight and Proning may seem really small but they make a heck of alot of difference in gameplay.

I think the main reason why promod is being promoted to a certain extent here is because we have realized that with our current Malaysian ruleset, it's hard to make the playing field level for the newer teams especially in Dom. At least with promod, you can watch demos and learn nading and shooting spots.

I'm not sure what 21 is trying to say with this:

I honestly believe that the Malaysian ruleset's allure has alot to do with the heavy dependance on perks and how sometimes it can be used to replace shooting skill. You've stated your points and I'll respect that, but if you want to post further on this, please find an older thread to do it on because there are quite a few around. This isn't the place to convince people to play either one, but rather, just to vote.

What kind of brown are we talking about here? Chocolate Chocolate? A slightly lighter, creamier Dairy Milk? A really dark Belgian Bitter? I'm slightly opposed to the idea because I'm currently quite yellow. Maybe I would settle for a nice ocher?








Oh sorry. Still spamming.

This post has been edited by Grr: Jan 8 2009, 12:41 PM

Well, it only take a drop of black in a bucket of white paint to turn it gray (or brown, whichever the analogy fits). =D That's looking on the bright side.