P0ke N Die

Great job FOE on your victory and huge props to TLP for being able to pull such a high number of people.

Well personally Calamity are just too scared to go higher than level 20.

Congratulations on your win Fatality.

We'll be looking for a prep tonight if anybody is interested.

Our vent is 100% the best in the Pure Community, hands down.

gold team rules indeed

yes sir :)

Thanks guys rate and comment on the vid

Was really fun, thanks a lot IR.

Congratulations guys :) Maybe you can give the big clans a fight on the weekend.

Wth lol we beat you and it was matched opts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVfej9vsJ14 :( Overall 1. MM - Great in both servers 2. FOE - They will always be a power, slumping or not. 3. DP - Great in both servers 4. Fi - Good in F2P and entering P2P 5. TLP - Don't do much in F2P but amazing in P2P 6. EOP - Great in F2P but lacks entirely in P2P 7. CP - Decent F2P clan but no P2p at all 8. CY - I think we are making an impact on both servers 9. IR - IR will always be around, really strong clan 10. DV - slumping in both F2P and P2P, can't really compete with the above

Please stop replying to our topics. Watch the video, you rushed us not the other way around. You knew we were there. You had 42 people and I personally scouted you. Please stop replying to this thread.

I've seen him posting around Pure Warfare and he seems like a cool guy. Good luck to him.

What the hell am I lying about? I was scouting you myself and you had 42 people. I'm not changing the options because I was personally scouting you and I know that you had 42.

Look at the first right click from Zulu on the video, like 18 of them were all standing in the same spot when they clumped up. Then seconds later they all died.

| Forums | Memberlist | Youtube Channel | We didn't get a lot of action yesterday because our three rivals either didn't come out or didn't want to fight us so our 50+ pull went to waste. Last weekend, we decided to extend our unofficial P2P trip a little bit and had a lot of fun fighting Intense Redemption. So this weekend, we decided to make our P2P trip official. We peaked at 42 People without sign-ups. The pull was really suprising because of the large amount of Calamity without Members. We had a lot of fun and proved that we are capable of competing in P2P. Videos: Other Links: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wz1ZdwVp_o ============================================== We entered the wilderness at 8 GMT expecting every clan to be out already, but it was another hour before Carnage or Devastation entered the wilderness. We spent the first hour or so hunting down small teams in PVP and gaining EP. After some good lootin', we heard that Devastation were in PVP at stealing creation. ============================================== Calamity vs Devastation Calamity rushed onto the Green Hill and got a nice spread. Moments later, Devastation emerged from Stealing Creation and the fight begun. Devastation clumped early and we took advantage of it with our multi-weapons. After a few minutes, Devastation had been cleared. Thanks for the fight Devastation! CY Starting - 38 DV Starting - 42 CY Ending - ~35 DV Ending - 0 After defeating Devastation, we banked and looked for Carnage. ============================================== Calamity vs Carnage The fight begun at chaos altar but lasted for about 15 minutes. We clumped Carnage in the bottleneck and then pushed into the altar to take the win. After a few minutes, the map was completely purple. We got a fall in and started walking up to clan wars but we were rushed by Carnage again. We fought them off and second time and then spread on the Sperm Hill. After a good 10 minutes of Carnage returning, the fight was over. Respect to Carnage for their amazing dedication, you guys just wouldn't stop coming. CY Starting - 35 C Starting - 30 CY Ending - ~30 C Ending - 0 ============================================== Screenshots

I'm really impressed, would be interesting if you traded a few wins with MM next week.

F2P 1. MM (+) 2. FOE (-) 3. EOP (-) 4. DP (+) 5. Fi (+) 6. CP (=) 7. TLP (=) 8. CY (+) 9. IR (=) 10. DV (-)

Spammer N00b

F2P 1. MM 2. EOP 3. FOE ~Gap~ 4. DP 5. CP 6. TLP 7. FI ~Gap~ 8. CY 9. IR 10. C

Reppin Windows XP. Try and spot the hidden folders!!!!!!!!!

You could create an image for this using PHP, nice work though.

What Is 'Programming'? You'll hear it everywhere. Your friends telling you that they coded some ******** hacking tool in C++ using Notepad, but what exactly is Programming? You can think of Programming as telling a computer or web browser what to do. You may not realise it, but you could even class using BB Code as 'programming'. Although you are only making text bold or a different colour, you are still telling your computer what to do with the text. Many people take one look at programming and think wow, this is way too confusing, I'll never be able to understand this. If you actually sit down and look at programming in detail, you will realise how easy it is to understand. Programming isn't putting 0's and 1's in the right order after each other, programming is actually telling a computer what to do, like you are speaking to it. Let's take a look at some samples of displaying a 'Message Box' to alert the user. Javascript alert('Hey you, I can use browser scripting!'); Visual Basic MessageBox.Show("Hey you, I can program an application!") Pretty easy to understand, right? All you are doing is displaying a message box to a computer. Now that we know what programming is, I will move on to some key terms that you should go over before you begin any sort of 'Programming'. Key Terms You are going to be bombarded with key words that you may not understand, so I will try and explain them to you first. All of these terms apply to all programming languages. By the way, don't let my examples put you off. All of my examples may be based around a Message Box but that is because it makes it easier to understand. Programming goes much deeper than just displaying message boxes. Syntax - Although all programming languages are similar, they all have a different syntax. A good example is BBCode and HTML. In BBCode, you use the "[" and "]" keys to declare code. In HTML, you use the "<" and ">" keys to declare code. Variable - A variable is a way of storing a value but making it smaller. For example, you could store your name in a variable called $Name and then instead of sending a message with your name typed out, you could just send a message with $Name as the text. Array - An array is like a variable, but with multiple values. Let's say you want to store the names of three people, you could store three names in a Variable called $Name as arrays. Those arrays will have numbers allocated to them in the order they were declared. For example, $Name[0] would be the first Name, $Name[1] would be the second Name etc. In most programming languages, Arrays will begin with the number 0. If Statement - The 'If Statement' will allow you to make a decision. Let's say you would like to message yourself with good morning or good night. You could have an If Statement saying that If the current time is less than 12PM then send a message displaying Good Morning, and the same for Good Night. Comment - Comments can be made in the middle of a huge section of code to allow the user to understand the code more. Leaving a comment could be a reminder to yourself saying like "Okay, the code below this comment will show a message box". Loop - Loops can be created to execute a section of code however many times you want. Let's say you want to send a message box three times, you would just create a Loop for it to send a message three times. Function - A function is similar to a variable, but a function does not store a text string. A function will be given a name just like a variable but will contain code that you would like to execute. For example, you could create a function named sendMessage() and that could contain the code to send a message box to the user. Compile - To be able to use your application and share it with others, you need to compile your code. Programming Languages have different compilers and it will transform your code written in the editor into binary form. Where Do I Start? This is probably the most frequently asked question in Programming, where to start. Many people will tell you to start with older languages such as Python in order to understand programming, I say different. My first experience of programming was with Javascript and PHP, but I moved onto C++ and understood it perfectly. However, if you are just starting programming, you are best learning the well known programming language Visual Basic .NET. Why? There is a lot of documentation on Visual Basic .NET and it is a pretty easy language to understand. Although you may develop bad habbits and it may be hard to move onto new languages, Visual Basic .NET will keep you interested because of the Visual aspect. If you are creating a Console calculator in C++, you are likely to get bored and give up. In Visual Basic .NET, creating a GUI(Graphical User Interface) is very easy and really enjoyable. If you have any questions regarding programming, just leave a reply. I will probably create some short tutorials in this section to help new programmers. Start programming today, you will never regret it.

That's exactly what I was thinking when I created this topic :P You guys always make a comeback so your name is pretty fitting.

We found you because one of your members had private on :P hIk was scouting you on ImNotArsed, the level 100.