Homedawg

Talk about bringing receipts. 

Good job.

You think True will ever lead a clan to a J Cup victory? 

Edit : Would you take the over or under on True leading a clan to a J Cup victory after a 30 year rs career?

In online games, Pvp communities tend to cannibalize themselves. Today what is left is a small fraction of what was the zybez community. Do you think this was inevitable?

Was your name chosen by some chief Indian watching King of the Hill or did you pick it?

Good job. 

I remember you from RSD. Good times. Hope all is well. 

6 minutes ago, IMK said:

Anything else you got to say?

Happy 420 bitch. 

Yes but I want better comp. 

Nice job. 

Beefing over a runescape pvm comp is so meta. 

Hey Rick,

I always heard your foot steps in shadows but it's great to see you again. I'm really glad you returned.

I think I speak for a lot of people when I say thanks for being the adult in the room full of kids. You were a great role model for many of us as you commanded with a clenched fist while showing cherished values to over 100 people. Many won't say this but people jumped on their computer to escape real life situations and environments and it was such a blast to be a part of the culture we developed. We were lucky. It was a never give up mentality through our 'two wrongs are only the beginning' mentality, lol. 

When I first started leading, I noticed you had the ability to galvanize all 150 of us while letting others lead in fights. In the heat of the moment, when the adrenaline is pumping, it's easy to get that rush going. When there was downtime, it was not the same. To maintain that intensity and determination outside of fights it required a different approach. I remember you used to write these topics pre fight that would make us feel as if this was our moment, our time, to do what we do best - win. Your topics carried such character that I began to study them. I too wanted to wield the sword without swinging it. Through studying your posts it taught me how to write with character, charisma, intensity, and power. It was proof for me that leadership was recognized in more than one fashion, and the one who cultivated all the attributes, was the leader of leaders. Fuck an english class. 

For many, those years were the building blocks of lives. To go through that maturity, with the guidance of an elder's wisdom, that will last a lifetime. 

Since this is an AMA, I have to put my two cents in; Did you think you'd ever seen everyone again, 11 years later, thriving in our discord? I have to admit myself, Scotticon, Saxo, and Dale did a hell of a job bringing the band back together. These may be friendships that will last a lifetime. 

42 minutes ago, D2master12 said:

Hi Rick,

Nice talking with you earlier. 

Questions:

 

What clan from 2007 - 2009 do you think had the most potential but never reached their ceiling and why? 

 

What clan did you respect the least and why?

 

Hypothetically if 3 members quit from opposing clans, who would you want to have join DF and why?

 

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Also, to give some insight on that Death240 return DF vs CoR fight; CoR did everything we could to make sure Death stayed retired. Our intention was to make sure we spoiled his return and made him think that his time was forever done. I didn't see him come back too much after that but it was definitely a nerve wrecking fight. The main reason was we were worried if DF won he might come back and the momentum could swing back in DF's favor. Those rivalry fights were the best. That was 1 of the stand out great rivalry victories from CoR's side that I can remember. 

 

Edit For Eric:

Got one of these too. 

@true didn’t even know he found gold when he asked you to do this. 
 

This ama was quite fun. Hope to see you around so we can do this again in 2030 on true’s next clan site.

The comments are flattering. D2master is a big name in my book. Those DF vs Corr rivalries days were some of the best because it was two ascending clans throwing it on the line every day. Older people have always said, the hunt tastes better than the reward. I remember seeing you on the other side day in and day out and it was a lot of fun. I found a picture I must have taken of an MSN conversation we once had. 

Since this is an AMA; how is your memory so crisp?

Also, I know that being in those environments, having those responsibilities at 16, did develop into tools that helped my achieve goals today. Has your experienced help you? 

Lastly, do you have any recollection of the name, Pure Str G40? He wants some clout. 

Hey there. A lot of good memories while seeing you on the other side. 

you're Ok.

Just now, Vanuckle said:

Where was veseble?

This project is a work in progress.

After many moons, those that make up and stand for what Divine Forces represents, united and stepped back into the Free-to-Play wild once again. 

The last 45 days have been nothing but a resurgence in the member base for Divine Forces as many old school members have returned and linked back up, reminiscing about the good ol' days. Divine Forces' strong intel, credit to @Saxo and others, have been able to bring good friends back together. 

As soon as we completed our mass at Mossies, we went up to spiders where the fight started between VR and EOS. ROT attempted to intervene but got attacked relentlessly by Divine Forces, Rev, EOS, VR and DF2.  We continued to chop around the edges as we shook off our rust and got back into action.

Overall it was great seeing the F2P restoration from clans, and we hope it continues. GF ALL. 

DF Starting: 

Pictures of Divine Forces' Event

Slaughter is going in, hah. 

Hope to see you around the group more shinobi.

Hey man, good to see you. I hope all is well. Hopefully you have a mic now so we can really chat. Talk to you soon. 

Thanks everyone for the walk down memory lane. Clanning with Divine Forces was a great experience. 

Have you met @true?

@Eric`` June 26 2007, DF beats Corr.