Warloc. You are a good man to work for. Until you look behind the green curtain, most people have no idea how much blood, sweat and tears go into planning an event like this. Try an experiment. Get 30 people of all personality types and backgrounds together at work and see if you can agree on where to go get lunch. 30 people won't agree. Now multiply that 10 fold. That 300 people come together on a Friday night to all particpate in one event is magic. It's like herding cats . . . But it all works. Some through the efforts of the CM's and CIC's. But mostly, through the efforts of the players. Officially, I am not suppose to place FSO in any position over the other events. But it is. FSO is the best part of the game. We get custom arenas, plane matches and missions are planned carefully, the rules are stricter for the engagement, and you wind up with maybe, a moment of fame. I am not sure how it is for you guys. My squad practices for FSO 2 nights a week. And then on Friday, after a tough week, a little alcohol, alot of planning, and some really tasteless jokes, it all unfolds on a computer screen. I still say Hitech has invented a chatroom with something to do . . . Funny game. CYA in 2014!
