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Recon Ryan
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Indeed we do. Though, I never found out certain rights within the wrong that's considered truth by foolhardy words and bad idealism from leaders. I wish to be useful within ONI; sadly, I've been washed out from the division because of the things I've done by their own bidding. I beseech those who are willing to accept me. Although, it may never happen: I'm always open to helping or joining a group - My own group is just a small regiment of people who represent the good and are more of a mediator within drama to prevent the norms. "Cauterize the wound", if you will.
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I do think it adds more to a roleplay or customization aspect. The new map is okay but could use more cover than just a crate on the side and maybe more jump-ups for rotation/movement.
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I definitely think they add to the community as an example or symbol: Not be arrogant and have taste, to not cause trouble or delve into things you don't know. I argue that those who "claim" to be a Spartan are most likely not because of the drama they might or may not have started. Although, it is a necessity to show future generations how horrible the past 'failures' manifest themselves. Also, to make more people interesting and not bad at conversations, lore, or skill: Make it how it was before! Not all of it was good but the inside slander was certainly comedic.
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My ideals on it are futile upon those who "have power". Nonetheless, this system used by "the community" to "identify" Spartans and ODSTs is completely dumb: Let me explain. The system was for those who have a file 'to be legit' and 'an actual spartan'. However, they never actually have a use nor are they good. It's not only outdated but extremely dumb: The files can be faked plus it doesn't go back far enough to have the " real conscriptor" and be "real". Hereby, the system is flawed and nobody is technically "real" because of the idea that everyone had to come from any "Gen 1 Conscriptor". So, to this extent, people can be anything they want to be: Just like the Gen 1s. Therefore, everyone and no one is fake: It's upon who see's another person fit to be a Spartan with the skill or attitude - same with CINCs and Directors.
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It looks similar to another PVP map from a past Halo but I can't put my finger upon it.
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The new core is free to everyone with a new color scheme for it. Best visor is "Vandal" or "Noble" btw. I would love to hear peoples thoughts on the new update!
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Indeed, strong point. I do think the community has come a long way. Though, I do think it needs a refresh/reboot. I mean certain people shouldn't have their rank and reset everyone to a certain standard - keeping the humble Officers high up but checked for corruption (like most are). The community has lost it's safe place with constant cheaters, modders, doxxers and more.
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I wouldn't mind being a "Champion" but I think others would have more fun with the title than I would.
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I know another PMC that was established on Halo 5 who also claimed to be very known and "better than you ('anyone')". This PMC "Rebels" had a good leader with bad intentions and perfectly fits that of a Despot. He always had a way of talking that seemed to get other peoples attention but they're none the wiser. I see this kind of "Despot" role being played more and more throughout many clans/PMCs and it irritates me due to everyone now wanting a sense of authority in the community because some person has a grudge or repugnance of another; for having an opinion.
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I see this more of a job for the Spartans, as most people would, but it could give more variety to an Agent who is better than "all talk".
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Who would've known that Agents within ONI were more than people who worked in the dark! So many people I've worked alongside always said "You're supposed to be out of uniform and gathering info as a random" or things similar to it. Good to know that more than myself can seek to it.
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I was a spy, many times; I had been most secretive and no one ever kept me up to date on their things so I was just sending constant messages to my CO and him/her not responding about it whatsoever. I was left to deal myself as a spy for many a time. I often was a "double-agent" and did things between the two to see reactions and such: Just for fun. I always had one side, before that side falsified thyself in two of my favorite communities. I never did anything to compromise anything but I was too good at my job. I had quit altogether.
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Although, I do use this system towards many games. However, I still perceive games as its own game of patience. Let me explain: If I have a game scoring an A (using this template), I still wouldn't buy it - most of the time. Instead, I would wait until a Youtube video comes out to see if it's enjoyable and a game I would play by myself and with others; not just with others. Still helpful for those who are indecisive.
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You just gave anyone a step-by-step on "How to destroy an enemy's tactics with words 101". Beautiful...Absolute beauty and kindness. I say that these steps are mostly backed on reputation or power but it works, astonishingly.
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The Clan Casus Belli: A Sign of Things to Come
Recon Ryan replied to Accessing's topic in Clan Disputes
So this is a term that describes how people evolved from early roleplay to the latter of Reach and so on... I'm glad it was used to create the ROE/ROR stuff but it doesn't really change how people act or 'roleplay' in any aspect howsoever. I've never heard this term before and I kinda want it to return to the diction of clans for fun. -
Archetypes of Roleplay I: The Development of the Community
Recon Ryan replied to Accessing's topic in Clan Disputes
I wish I got to see this message earlier, it helps a lot to know where people came from; especially those from Early Reach. -
This post truly, and honestly, opens the eyes of the oppressed and whom that seek knowledge. It also shows me why certain people do how they do it. Most people in the community are unforthcoming sociopaths.
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I wish I knew this during my rebellious phase inside clans: This would've helped me know things that most leaders didn't know about and I stand shamed for never being taught the right thing within ONI. I shall use the information provided as a careful dictation of how I act here-forward. Nevertheless, I do give advice on many things so I'm not completely stupefied or lost; no more.
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And so the question remains: Who really is "The voice" of the entire HCC or smaller factions like UNSC/ONI? Who hath been deemed or beseech'd as the giant who may stand as one for all and not for none? Is it really possible for someone well known as the head of the serpent or a relic of the past who'd been long gone and still the top of it all?!? A remnant of the very thing we eagerly all seek within our darkest of deceptions? Can there really be that of a sum who reigns above with law to claim supremely and justified?
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I feel like there is one being left out, similar to that of a group who scrutinizes others for hatred; this is just drama in between other peoples isn't it? I definitely want to exist in a social club and a Clan or Competitive team. Clan / Competitive team for activity and watch people rage at something simple and Social club for actual friends who wouldn't normally associate with clan drama. This is too much to look for; nonetheless, I'm determined. What would the people gathered here on the website be classified as? All of the above?
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Basically, Commando's are just "better" insurrectionists that can't be as competitive as larger aspects of the UNSC/ONI community (Sol Insurgency/DefCom). Right? I see these guys as Clone Troopers most of the time, is it a gag or am I seeing actual Galactic Republic Clones? I like the idea of these characters and lore. It's interesting how far it got.
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I still like how Halo Infinite is referenced as "Halo 6", anyhow. Clans should die out, to be completely honest. Clan aspects have veered off of their course for a long while and need to reboot or go away. On the other hand, roleplay ingenuity should stay; as in being a Spartan and a fireteam but not so much as to impose rank upon those who are "inferior". I would like to see clans re-unite for the better; meaning: If clans don't die out, then all ideals of the current community eradicate themselves; establish a new "order" that is coherent alongside that of when people first started roleplaying: Friendly, compassionate, and trusting.
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Oh the beauty in it all. Everyone is going to share the same fate: start early, be a Spartan, hate it or have an ego, leave the community forever. I don't like those who say they're a "real Spartan" because they're "literally fake" and I only care if you're not as good as you say you are. Just be happy as yourself; even though people perjury thyself.
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I myself am against alliances for reasons going: 1. Can't call in for help: Most of the time, the average group can't get help from those you've allied alongside; even if they do help, they can't be used in Raids against your enemies - just as target practice. 2. Very informal: Every place I've traversed within the HCC, leadership is always mal-tempered and impulsive. I give props to those such as @CINC A Stone because my experience with him is always calm. I've been to every kind of person you can think of; but Stone is definitely helpful. As I have stated, alliances within most clan communities are foolish. To be honest, all UNSC and ONI should be in touch with one-selves and always coherent. However, this is not nearly true and is just continual fragments of what was a convivial environment: Which will most likely never be than what it is to be ever again.
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Indeed. On the other hand, people use this term as more of a spy and more of an indirect term for a hidden mediator which is used to diffuse or redirect something to keep things in his/her way.
