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@ERIN might have some feedback

Vanzant was the leader of the Blacknights.

Yes. My biggest fear is failure. I have a habit of putting a lot on my own shoulders and I sometimes becomes deathly afraid of failing. At some point I made a point of using this as motivation and working my ass off to minimize the chance of failure at all costs. Gene actually seems to be around WG a lot lately, I'm not sure if he's actually playing or attending their trips though. If he's around, I think his biggest contribution would to put himself in charge of recruiting for WG and think of creative ways of building the gap between regular RS players and their clan. He can be pretty weird/corny and I disagree with a lot of what he does, but I do admire some of his creativity.

Someone that brought hundreds/thousands of people the best of their clanning and RS experiences (even as an opponent). A lot of what I take pride in is making sure everyone has a fun time, whether that's fights or just the community in general.

Hii

nuts

yes

There is no race. Lakers. Yeah, from @Ells If they're good questions I'll answer for the next week lol. Don't spam me though. Pizza/Salmon/Cookies n cream ice cream. I actually do.

The grind!

Sik!!!

jacked Svenskeren > all

Potentially. Never. My desire to call isn't too high and I'm 100% going to be a trash can. I'll call a bit though. Idk, why are you?

Working in a high level position with esports/digital entertainment, hosting my own podcast and happy as fuck The intensity of DF vs TT fights were something else.. I'm sure @Dickus @MILAD can agree with that. We didn't fight much, but TT was the clan we did NOT want to lose to so they were very very intense. It was just on another level man. No. I'm very happy to see FM11 with a big family and seemingly quite happy. No. Yes. Not very good. Blindsided ?

Not finding a better balance between RS and real life. I think with my current wisdom, I could maintain a high level of dedication without giving up so much of the real world. I had a good balance of this for most of 2015~ but got sucked back into it too hard when DF lost a few officials and I put my esports thing on hold for a year. Bad call.

Hi David

I wanted to compete at the highest level.. CR was able to do a lot of great things but they lacked the mentality and desire to compete at the top. I always thought it was a them problem, but it was a me problem. I was in the wrong place and it was definitely hard to let go and try something new. When I joined DF I was very determined to do everything I could --- even as a member -- to do everything I could to make it the #1 clan. I was sure I would be given the chance to call/be a Warlord at some point (more because DF had insane turnover at that spot and was allowed to echo/backup as an FA) and I was totally okay just being one of the guys until that happened.... or didn't happen.

Lego Islamia Veseble Rafi Cera s6 (don't read this Mike) Icedrop Bish Shinobi (When he was DF) Slaughter17 - A lot of my desire to join DF was fueled by my drive to help a clan reach #1. CR just didn't want it as bad as I did and some of the conversations we had after EH closed where you told me about EH's rise... how fun it was etc. always made me want to experience that. Also, keep in mind to us Sals guys you were like "one of us" that "made it big" similar to Shinobi in DF.

I have no idea.

Nah, I grew up a St. Louis so I loved the Rams since 1999. I always kinda liked the Lakers since the Kobe/Shaq days when I didn't really follow it. I committed when they drafted Lonzo Ball.

Rams (NFL), Lakers (NBA) Cool question

Despite being a lil spicy, I would have loved to have been in RSD in an alternate timeline. I was quite close friends with Kim from RSD and our regular conversations made RSD sound like a really fun time. I always respected their highest officials as well. Every single day is different, but they always starts as such: - Replying to emails, cold emailing companies. - Checking in with my streamers, making sure they're abiding by whatever campaign deliverables they're contracted. - Having phone calls with various companies to sell them on my creators. Also through the week I'm updating decks/spreadsheets, creating proposals, networking with influencers/companies and whatever else comes up.

I do not. My account at the time was Trueislander, but it was recovered by the OG owner. Small clan world called me "True" so I kept it on the new account I trained from 3-100 in a few weeks. The full RSN was a nod to former UBH Leader and then-current NI "Sadler 2k6" I was not born in 2008.

Staged Took school more seriously or not at all. I was very lucky to be granted a nice inheritance at 18 which I used to stumble through school and lead a clan.. but wish I took my time and maybe used it to start a business or travel the world a bit. School would have been the right option if I knew what the hell I wanted to do at a younger age. Me joining DF had very little to do with Xmas Bandit. We were friends and such, but I make those decisions on my own. Because you once connected to DF TS and told me you wanted to eat my poop and disconnected, lol.

CR and Exodus were two very different clans.. that went on to be pretty big rivals once Exodus weakened after their EOS/VR mass leaves (looking at you @Josh 221).. pretty cool to see how it all turned out. With Exodus, it was this hyped clan that I thought would have been a hell of an experience. All these really experienced people all coming together with the opportunity to contribute and build the next top 10 clan... count me in. I was able to build up a lot of credibility, I felt like, within the small clan scene (Even befriending the great @BV1 after catching his spy) and I was very hungry to do more. At the end of the day, CR was a clan I was VERY familiar with because of the former UBH/PE. Building the "next top 10 clan" with a bunch of experienced people seemed fun, but I saw CR as a blank canvas where I would be allowed more control earlier on. As a young True_2k8 that felt like they knew everything, I wanted that ASAP. Overall it was the right call, but I think being apart of Spring 2009 Exodus would have been funner than the first few months I had in CR.