23 August 2015 - 00:17 CEST
This post explains how you as a player can find a team or, as a team, fill up your roster.
First: How to find a team.
It all starts with your topic-header. Stick to the following format, so your topic can be found and understood easily:
For example, if you are located in the EU and are a fade player and your nick is “NS2-Freshman” you would create a topic, with title:
So, what to put into the original post itself?
You should state:
* how to contact you, message on ensl, mail, steam, etc.
* more detail on your experience in ns2 (on different lifeforms, fps-games in general,...)
* if you can command or not
* the languages you speak
* more information about yourself. This is optional, but you want to fit into your future team, so it is nice to tell a bit about yourself and for what kind of team you are looking for.
If you are here to find players for your team, do the following instead:
Again it starts with the topic header. Stick to the following format, so your topic can be found and understood easily:
So for example, if your team is located in the EU and searches for just any player and your nick is “Fresh-NS2-Team” you would create a topic, with title:
You might state the following infos about your team in the original post:
* What do you miss? Comm? Lifeforms?
* Spoken language in team
* Training times? (if any)
* Who to contact?
* More information about your team. This is optional, but you want to find a fitting player into your future team, it's nice to tell a bit about yourself and for what kind of player you are looking for.
As a remark: The presented format here is very similar to the one presented in the http://ensl.org main-recruitment-forum. So, if you want to continue competitive ns2-gaming and are looking for a team, you can make a post in that forum to advertise yourself to current teams, and vice versa if you're a team looking for new players!
First: How to find a team.
It all starts with your topic-header. Stick to the following format, so your topic can be found and understood easily:
For example, if you are located in the EU and are a fade player and your nick is “NS2-Freshman” you would create a topic, with title:
So, what to put into the original post itself?
You should state:
* how to contact you, message on ensl, mail, steam, etc.
* more detail on your experience in ns2 (on different lifeforms, fps-games in general,...)
* if you can command or not
* the languages you speak
* more information about yourself. This is optional, but you want to fit into your future team, so it is nice to tell a bit about yourself and for what kind of team you are looking for.
If you are here to find players for your team, do the following instead:
Again it starts with the topic header. Stick to the following format, so your topic can be found and understood easily:
So for example, if your team is located in the EU and searches for just any player and your nick is “Fresh-NS2-Team” you would create a topic, with title:
You might state the following infos about your team in the original post:
* What do you miss? Comm? Lifeforms?
* Spoken language in team
* Training times? (if any)
* Who to contact?
* More information about your team. This is optional, but you want to find a fitting player into your future team, it's nice to tell a bit about yourself and for what kind of player you are looking for.
As a remark: The presented format here is very similar to the one presented in the http://ensl.org main-recruitment-forum. So, if you want to continue competitive ns2-gaming and are looking for a team, you can make a post in that forum to advertise yourself to current teams, and vice versa if you're a team looking for new players!