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Aspect — Thu, 28 May 2015 05:49:17 +0000

Please note....

There will be a MAJOR prize for the person who has the most friends join. This will be tallied off those who you invite and those who join.

The prize will remain a secret for now but will be released closer to the actual date.

Our main goal at the moment is to get AS MANY people in this group as possible. Once people know about us, Spreading our message will be easy!

:D
Enjoy

Streamy & TimeTravelingMuffin

PLEASE INVITE ALL YOUR FRIENDS

ElixsorTTV — Thu, 28 May 2015 03:03:45 +0000

Again, please everyone invite all your friends (if you have not already) so we can spread our group even further. We want everyone to know what we are doing. So, once again if EVERYONE could invite as many people as you can that would be a great help. Thanks

Catch You Later,
-"Moderator" TimeTravelingMuffin

Here are more things we can do to help the CS:GO Community

ElixsorTTV — Thu, 28 May 2015 02:52:53 +0000

1. Be Positive.
When your fellow Counter Strike members look to you for advice or just to set the mood of a conversation, don't be negative or critical. Keep looking for the positive in any given situation. Cheer them up if they are having a bad game. There are two sides to every situation: the positive side and the negative side. Nice people help others see the bright side of things.

1.Be Humble.
Do you tend to look down your nose at people who are new or "bad"? It's not nice to believe that you are better than other people. You're an individual, but everybody has their struggles, and being nice to one another makes life better for everyone. Everybody is equal, and when you talk about how great you are, you make others feel less valuable.

3.Offer to help.
If you see a new person to CS:GO struggling, offer to help. Put others before yourself when you have energy and time to spare. Your nice acts will definitely be rewarded in the long run, so don't be self-centered.

An the fourth and final thing that will help all of the community,

4.Don't discriminate.
Be equally nice to everyone. Even if you're nice to your friends in CS:GO, but you are not nice to people who aren't experienced at the game, you may not actually seem as nice as you actually are.

I hope this will help everyone to be a better and more positive player.

Catch You Next Time,
-"Moderator" TimeTravelingMuffin