The Good Side of not changing Countries

[Sunka]

I have gotten way to many crybaby's in my pm from bish to ever join that side,and knits seem kind of week.
 

 

[Slate]

   When flying in a scenario you get a good mix of all the countries. Aligned for a common goal you forget those past transgressions. There are a few that when they end up on the same country their egos clash and their personalities are laid bare for all to see. 

[MrGeezer]

I don't mind changing sides every once in a while.  Some decent gnats on, and besides gnats will fight.

You wont find me on the rooks side, though...nope, not The Village People.

[Slate]

I don't mind changing sides every once in a while.  Some decent gnats on, and besides gnats will fight.

You wont find me on the rooks side, though...nope, not The Village People.

   We want to party with ya big feller.   

                       

[caldera]

Just when you think the other two countries are full of scum and villainy, you change countries to find that your own side is also full of scum and villainy. 

[Wiley]

Just when you think the other two countries are full of scum and villainy, you change countries to find that your own side is also full of scum and villainy. 

The flavors change slightly between countries, but yup.

Wiley.

[nrshida]

I've found that fighting other players is a far better way of distinguishing those with good character.

[Rich46yo]

Other then Rooks Ive only flown with the Nits before. Good bunch, enjoyed it.

No doubt the other chess piece is made of the same.

[Arlo]

I've found that fighting other players is a far better way of distinguishing those with good character.

QFE 

[TOMCAT21]

well said.

[Scca]

over the years, what i have found is that if you never talk to someone except on the boards, you can hate them with a passion. the first time you have a phone conversation or happen to be on the same side as them, you find out they're not so bad.

I've experienced this over and over. i won't list examples, but can tell you one person made my blood boil....until i talked to to him. when i did, everything changed. i would consider him a friend now, not that I've ever met him in person.

don't limit yourself and don't base you opinions of people on these boards and on what people type.... you will be missing out on a lot of good people and potential friends by doing that. take the time to get to know people. you'll find that everyone that plays this game is all good people. granted some are quirky, and some will stir the pot just for fun, but in the end, its worth talking to them in person, not typing 200 or on the boards. switch sides often and you'll find the world is a better place and there are great people out there that you will never meet if you feel the need to stay in one place. my 2 cents!!

+1

[hlbly]

I've found that fighting other players is a far better way of distinguishing those with good character.

Well said mate.