Ok guys, i see alot of people joing and quitting squads, which isn't very loyal. So if ur going to be in a squad then stay with it. If u keep going back and forth no one will want u, in their squad, so be loyal to the squad ur in

bomer1 wrote: Ok guys, i see alot of people joing and quitting squads, which isn't very loyal. So if ur going to be in a squad then stay with it. If u keep going back and forth no one will want u, in their squad, so be loyal to the squad ur in

You just made me feel guilty.....

I had a few posts a while back talking about loyalty....Loyalty is very important, no matter what squad your on....Same goes for real life...

Bomber, I think you are correct, loyalty should be a necessary quality for a squadron member. However, it may be useful for the noobs (like me) to explain the benefits of being in one. I know each squadron has their own thread, but may some the the squadron leaders could chime in on here. A little free advertising if you will. Let the new guys know what a squadron can do for them.

MOMs are exempt from this request. It's easy to see the benefit of your group.... CAKE. and the chance to see Dent in that amazing red dress, love the sequins BTW. All others, please give your thoughts.

Thanks,
PH

General jackson wrote: I had a few posts a while back talking about loyalty....Loyalty is very important, no matter what squad your on....Same goes for real life...

I only changed once..... ohhhhhh just get me a bigger shovel...this hole aint deep enough yet....

General and Bomber your good people......

dentinhead wrote:

General jackson wrote: I had a few posts a while back talking about loyalty....Loyalty is very important, no matter what squad your on....Same goes for real life...

I only changed once..... ohhhhhh just get me a bigger shovel...this hole aint deep enough yet....

General and Bomber your good people......

Tou don't need a shovel my friend.......,...I will let you use my backhoe..lolololololololololololollololololooolooloolhahahahahahahahah

I am not talking about a specific person dent. Just saying that either stick to the squad ur in or don't join one until ur sure that that is the squad that is meant for u

bomer1 wrote: I am not talking about a specific person dent. Just saying that either stick to the squad ur in or don't join one until ur sure that that is the squad that is meant for u

I knew that bomber, I still felt guilty.

U dont need to.

Bomber and jack u are both good friends of mine and u are both 100% correct loyalty is everythinh. And as for advertising for squads oh should be done in a seperate thread please keep this thread on topic

Information regarding the Enigma Corp Code is posted on the
[e]nigma Corp Recruitment Thread

Our code covers what it means to be an Enigma Corp member.

this is kamikazi leader speaking
loyalty is very important to us
i have had many members join and then quit for a better squad
we only have 7 official members including me. i only count those on the website as it. but some of them have not posted in a while.
loyalty is a major issue because of what striker did (i forgave you) i have a problem trusting anyone who has not posted in a while.

--j-- wrong topic and red, i haven't advertised anything, this thread was on topic

I forgot what this topic was about

lol It was on topic....I said it made me feel guilty. How's that not on topic.... I am one who switched squad's. Bomber was not pointing finger's at me I also felt that my last post was digging a bigger whole for myself and the general graciously offered his back hoe....

I laughed very hard....was on topic and very funny, also serious....

Lo no no no oh was talking about adveertisement for squads here lol not u guys

Alex made me laugh again....

Advertisement was not really what I was talking about. The topic is "what does it mean to be in a squad". Certainly as I said loyalty is one thing a squad should expect from its members. My point was that being in a squad means more than just being loyal to a squadron. It should also mean benefits and comradary. I was merely suggesting that the leaders and senior members of different squadrons might want to point out the positive aspects of "what does it mean to be in a squad". I don't see how that's off topic, but if it is you have my apologies. As a noob myself( only been on the forum and in the game for a week and half), I read thru the squadron threads but still had questions. So again, apologies.

bomer1 wrote: --j-- wrong topic and red, i haven't advertised anything, this thread was on topic

I have made a small, clarifying edit to my post.

Confuzed j. Plz explain.

Me to lol

I don't think anything can explain better what it means to be in enigma than our code.

Were talking about loyalty not what each squad stands for

Good lord. Sry I chimed in

Everyone go see the individual squadron threads . If you want to know more about "what does it mean to be in a squad".

bomer1 wrote: Were talking about loyalty not what each squad stands for

Silly me. I thought a thread titled "what does it mean to be in a squad" would be about what it means to be in a squad. I admit that loyalty is an important part of that, but not the only part.

What good is a member who isn't loyal

i feel guilty for leaving now

U shouldn't, i am saying now that u have found the squad for u, dont quit and then come back and stuff like that

I think that squads simply display the best of Dogfight. Not only in skill, but in conduct.

If you are in a well-known squadron, people will automatically know that you are an honorable, and most likely a formidable player. In-game, I can trust that a member from Enigma won't teamkill me, and at the same time prove an important part of the match.

It also promotes pride and confidence. To those who are in a squadron. -- you know that feeling you get when a fellow squadmate joins the match that you are in. When there's two or three of you, you feel unstoppable. When I see "[NLR] _______ has joined the game", I get a sudden surge of self confidence.

That is, unless they join the opposing team.

As for loyalty, it's definitely important. Squad switching is *okay*, everyone is free to their own choices. As long as you don't make it a habit to switch every week.

What's NOT okay is breaking the rules of the squadron you are in, especially for the benefit of another squadron.

That's just mean.

Well my recruitment maneger has not done anything. Are we well known?? I don't think so