Which Forumer's..

[SuperxAndrew]

I am going to have to go with Joel Maury-Holmes. I actually haven't seen much of him on the forums lately (or at least as much as I used to), but when I do see a post of his, it doesn't disappoint.

They are always so well thought out and said that there is obvious thought and time put into each one. He is very active within the Maps Section and his reviews are amazing. The one he made for my map took him 3 hours. 1 post-3 hours

He doesn't post much (from what I can tell) anymore- or at least not at the same rate he used to- but when he does it is always worth reading. He isn't full of crap and always knows what he is talking about. Anyway, Joel, I fen yo.

 

[OhFancy]

I am going to have to go with Joel Maury-Holmes. I actually haven't seen much of him on the forums lately (or at least as much as I used to), but when I do see a post of his, it doesn't disappoint.

They are always so well thought out and said that there is obvious thought and time put into each one. He is very active within the Maps Section and his reviews are amazing. The one he made for my map took him 3 hours. 1 post-3 hours

He doesn't post much (from what I can tell) anymore- or at least not at the same rate he used to- but when he does it is always worth reading. He isn't full of crap and always knows what he is talking about. Anyway, Joel, I fen yo.

+1 Agreed.

 

[iMightTroll]

Without finishing reading the OP Mooclan was the first member that came to mind, I also have respect for G33ke and SixZoSeven; they are both calm and mature in every topic they post on.

 

[Twee]

Easily Mooclan.

 

[LieutenantIV]

Mooclan is definitely amongst the top of my list at the moment - it's always a pleasure to read his structured, logistic posts, and many of them are a blend of mature, concise, yet rational arguments. He is not one to get worked up over trivial matters; rather, he attempts to repel others from such and prevent flames from burning. A true idol from a maturity perspective.

BitoBain always has some intelligent arguments to make. I've only read a few of his superior statements, but it is no exaggeration when I say he is shaping into, my eyes of, a perfect forumer.

Although he is no longer a member of our community, Arena was a sensational member of the community. He brought up many controversial topics and was able to define and detail his points and stand up for them. In a sense, it was lucky he was banned, as he came to another network and that is how I met him. I always found, and still do find, these 'high-level' people difficult to approach, as I am unsure how to conduct myself and what to say - "do I gotta be down to earth, or is this a formal conversation we plan to engage in?"

While I only named three, there are many other names that do not cease to amaze me, and if need be, I will add more names.

 

[Harris|DareDevilMan1]

probably blakew447 , he ruins every US players dreams of getting most chests in a round.

He was TeamSpeaking with us while he was playing in EU with like 300 ping and he rekt us and won the game xD

 

[Blazerboy | Noah]

dude why have i not been tagged yet

 

[TheRealAussie]

Hmm, I would have to go with TheRealAussie because his posts are almost always one line long and are INCREDIBLY detailed.

 

[Blazerboy | Noah]

Hmm, I would have to go with TheRealAussie because his posts are almost always one line long and are INCREDIBLY detailed.

 

[jonnysurvives]

Hmm, I would have to go with TheRealAussie because his posts are almost always one line long and are INCREDIBLY detailed.

I would have to agree as he is of course the one true pokemon master

 

[MJM239]

Interesting thread ;o can't wait to see who gets mentioned.


Alright, well, here's my list off the top of my head.

BitoBain: This man, boy, thing, is a genius. I ran into him yesterday on the MCSG servers while making a video, and it was really cool. In the video, which I unfortunately decided to re-record, I said that he had the "Grammar of G33ke, and the spelling of SixZoSeven". While that may not be entirely accurate, it's a pretty good way to describe his amazing posts. His posts never fail to impress me. He stated that his posts don't receive much credit because often people don't agree with them, or just think of him as a "wannabe forumer" or something, but I really have to say that he deserves to be up there with G33ke and SixZo.
With that said, G33ke also astounds me. He doesn't post often, but when he does, I can count on consistent information. His posts are like a page long, and still packed with content.
Much like G33ke, SixZoSeven brings an element to the table that isn't often seen. They are two of my biggest inspirations/role models when foruming. SixZo seems to post a bit more humorous/sarcastic content, but nevertheless his posts are of high quality.
The creator of this thread, OhFancy, (lol hi) continues his quest for Active Member. However, he goes about it in a way that I really do appreciate. Rather than post on forum games and clan threads all the time, he puts forth an effort to maintain a high level of quality. I sincerely hope that he continues to post after he achieves his goal of Active Member, as I really enjoy his content.
As has been stated several times already on this thread, demonsushi is a favorite. When I first saw him, for a few months I thought he was fushi (aka fushisushi I think, an ex-mod.) because of their slightly similar names, and I thought he had just gotten a name change. When I realized he wasn't fushi, I was like "wut? but he posts so well o.o" And he really does.
I recently had a short conversation with Ceroria (ZebraNation), and I have to give him props for his threads. Several discussion threads that I've particularly liked in the past few weeks have been by him, and I wish I had his thread-idea skills :c

It feels so weird to see myself being mentioned on threads o.o like a few months ago I was a randy on the forums. xd

This post needs more MJM239.

 

[Mooclan]

This post needs more MJM239.

OH MY GOD YOU'RE ALIVE



MJM239 has so much swag that it literally flows out of his Xbox every time he throws it. He has to regularly smash his keyboard, for fear of it becoming sentient and taking over the world if it has the chance to heal. The radioactive byproduct of this scheduled keyboard-smashing is various types of posts on these forums which never fail to amuse, entertain, and surprise the reader.
Oh, and he is the definition of SWAGGGGG. We must not forget that.