Pr0CR4Ft's MCSG Debut!

[Eskild]

Erm...

What's "CA"?

CA means Canada

 

[Pr0CR4Ft]

Thanks.

(How the heck did you reply so fast? I'm the only one who got a day off school...)

 

[Turtle]

Join Us... (Play when ever you CAN)

 

[Eskild]

Thanks.

(How the heck did you reply so fast? I'm the only one who got a day off school...)

Because I already finished school I live in Norway, sooo

 

[MoLoToV]

Thanks.

(How the heck did you reply so fast? I'm the only one who got a day off school...)

No school here

 

[Turtle]

Im kinda in Tech class...

 

[Mooclan]

There's 5 MCSG Server regions:
US - United States (Lots of players)
EU - Europe (Lots of players)
AU - Australia (Good amount of players)
CA - Canada (Small amount of players
AS - Asia (Small amount of players)
Just to give an idea of how popular each region is. I'm honestly not sure if EU is more popular than US, or vice versa.

Welcome to the Minecraft Gamer (MCGamer) and MCSG (Minecraft Survival Games) community..!
One good way to get your name out into the community is to spend hours on the Forums. You can actually gain recognition faster this way than just playing in-game, in my personal opinion. (But you have to post useful posts, not just random things to get your post count up.)

Also, please make sure to read the rules, which can be found here:
http://www.minecraftsurvivalgames.com/threads/mcsg-updated-rules-version-3-0.12254/
Please read through both the in-game and forum parts of it, as if you're on the forums you might get a lot of hate from people who see you doing silly things like double-posting (When you post twice in a row when it's not necessary) or necroposting (Posting on a thread that hasn't been posted on for over a month and is no longer relevant.) And, of course, it'd be a downright shame if you got banned, so please try to avoid that. If you do get banned, you can always post a ban dispute

Enjoy your time at MCSG!

 

[Turtle]

Mooclan ITS MOOOOOOO CLAAAAAAAN

 

[Mooclan]

Mooclan ITS MOOOOOOO CLAAAAAAAN

Uhhh, what? o.o

 

[Tekniik]

Dude. People never even try that hard. Everyone just plays casually all the time. Righter your not that great or you just got in a lobby with some good people.

 

[Eskild]

Dude. People never even try that hard. Everyone just plays casually all the time. Righter your not that great or you just got in a lobby with some good people.

That's not necessarilly correct. Lots of players do tryhard. I think I'm a good pvp'er, and there are a few games I am in, without players that I know of, that usually tryhard me.

Anyways, back on topic.

 

[Pr0CR4Ft]

There's 5 MCSG Server regions:
US - United States (Lots of players)
EU - Europe (Lots of players)
AU - Australia (Good amount of players)
CA - Canada (Small amount of players
AS - Asia (Small amount of players)
Just to give an idea of how popular each region is. I'm honestly not sure if EU is more popular than US, or vice versa.

Welcome to the Minecraft Gamer (MCGamer) and MCSG (Minecraft Survival Games) community..!
One good way to get your name out into the community is to spend hours on the Forums. You can actually gain recognition faster this way than just playing in-game, in my personal opinion. (But you have to post useful posts, not just random things to get your post count up.)

Also, please make sure to read the rules, which can be found here:
http://www.minecraftsurvivalgames.com/threads/mcsg-updated-rules-version-3-0.12254/
Please read through both the in-game and forum parts of it, as if you're on the forums you might get a lot of hate from people who see you doing silly things like double-posting (When you post twice in a row when it's not necessary) or necroposting (Posting on a thread that hasn't been posted on for over a month and is no longer relevant.) And, of course, it'd be a downright shame if you got banned, so please try to avoid that. If you do get banned, you can always post a ban dispute

Enjoy your time at MCSG!

I am a part of many other forum areas, such as MCTheWalls. I read the rules as soon as I came here.

Having previously been on forums before, I know how to avoid double-posting, etc.

Thanks for the advice anyway.

(Yay! Someone made a relevant post!)