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It depends on how much you want to spend.

We are thinking of opening a CS:GO section in CMP. The objective is to play regularly with team mates and maybe join some small tournaments/competitions . https://www.faceit.com/en/teams/48169cc5-dc7c-4940-9250-ff1869b9f069 Who is interested in joining ? CMP-Gaming Team @RAnDOOm @Sir_Kowskoskey @Yehiel @Erwin @Pr0z4c @Malleus @dugenjaz @Papillon @HaLoAL

Probably going to see it tomorrow or this weekend. Almost all cinema critics are give it top notch reviews. Has anyone seen it yet ?

There will be more action this Friday! Be there!

Battle time yes. Im going to a Outjazz festival before so i might be 30min late.

Anyone up to play tonight ? Im in.

Thank you all the attended yesterday. It was a very good 1st test. At one point we had +20 players on the server. Next week, same time, there will be more.

We are about to start the event. Join TeamSpeak also!

The server for the CTF Event today will be:

I know all the pre-fight is like a soap opera. But it funny as hell.

All of the Admins, HQs and COs from last campaign are active on Discord every day. Join us and text about everything there: https://discord.gg/BHzaf7p

26 of August Boxing vs MMA. Im actually pretty pumped up to see it and i bet McCregor is gonna knock out Mayweather. Who do you think willl win ?

Awesome view!

Join us EVERY Friday at 18hUTC , for the very first Capture the Flag event for Forgotten Hope 2 What is Capture the Flag ( CTF ) ? The objective of the game is to capture the opposing team's flag while defending one's own. This can be done by getting in to where the flag is located in the enemy base, taking it, and returning it to the player's base alive. This task is usually much easier said than done, as the opposing team's base is usually heavily defended and players are alerted once a flag is taken from its base, causing the team whose flag was stolen to frantically try to get it back at any cost. Unlike Conquest, Capture the Flag has infinite tickets for each team, but flag captures count downwards. Once the enemy team captures your flag e.g. 10 times, it wins the round. Flags can be held while on any vehicle as well, regardless if it is piloted on land, sea or air. It also does not matter whether the flag-carrier is on the driver or passenger seat of the vehicle as well. This allows for much faster delivering of flags to other bases due to the large nature of the maps playable in the game mode. Report any bugs / issues you might find Since this is a work in progress mod some bugs and issues will occur. Please report if you find or encounter something out of the ordinary. With your help we can fine tune the mod quicker and more efficiently. Where to download ? Download links and server ip/name will be provided during this week in this thread.

Lets do it again tonight. Starting 18h UTC ill be on TS.

Awesome COOP game tonight. @Pr0z4c @Tutvys @Quicksilver @Watchtower @Spieler4 Thank you all for coming. We had a blast of a time. Laughing all the way. Precision is needed .

We are playing now. We need more people for a 8 coop missions. Join us on TeamSpeak. The game is Free!

Shall we play this tonight ? Im in and shall be on TS. Who else ?

I might give it a go tonight. If not tonight tomorrow.

I might give this a go tonight. Anyone wanna join ?

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