Tournament Journalist Needed

[NoobSentinel]

Hi guys!

As I see, the PR Tournament will open sin a week, but I won't participate, due to my real life activites.
But I want to experience the feeling of it, or at least read about it.

So I ask Somebody in the PR Community (who will participate), to spend time on making quality article or AAR about the last battles. Well I know, that the tournament admins are posting summaries after battles, but for example 199-0 do not tell too much about the event.

Writing wastes time, but if the article is be good, it will bring its writer to hall of fames...!

You can show now your writing skills and maybe begin an awful process!
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If I were the Tournament Journalist, I would

-Add both teams' COs on xfire/msn/email, and make an interview with them, because COs have a wider sight on battlefield events. (Much time)

-Interview with the Top Squad's SL.

-Work with a partner from the other team, so you can make a full picture (NATO and CATA movements at same time; how did they experienced that and that fight, both sides; "Meanwhile")

-Write about the current battlefield, assets, pre-battle briefings, if not secret (other team's partner is useful here).

-Of course, attach my own opinion of the battle, my aspect as a soldier in fight.

-Try to give the whole report a newspaper article-style (My suggestion).

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If it could fit better in the General Discussion forum, move it there, please. I want to spread this to as many people as possible.

[Ghost Wolfe]

If I am not mistaken, isn't there a forum section called the "Tourney Times"? I have no idea on its content, but isn't that kinda what you are looking for?

[Web_cole]

I was considering doing some kind of AAR. Nothing comprehensive, more like 1 soldiers view point of the battle. We shall see.

[L4gi]

I'd rather not have anyone ask/give out pre-battle briefings, battleplans or any sort of intel for that matter until the campaign is over.

[Web_cole]

I'd rather not have anyone ask/give out pre-battle briefings, battleplans or any sort of intel for that matter until the campaign is over.

Indeed, that would be one of the major difficulties. By necessity it would end up being a very... blinkered version of events. There is not much either team is going to want to give away. And it would possibly have to be vetted by the respective HCOs before being released into the public domain, and those people may not have a great deal of time available.

PRT is serious business

All of which is why I said "We shall see".

[NoobSentinel]

If I am not mistaken, isn't there a forum section called the "Tourney Times"? I have no idea on its content, but isn't that kinda what you are looking for?

Maybe it is, but "we sahll see" maybe worth a try?

[Elektro]

Will there be any sort of payment for leaking pre battleplans?

[Arnoldio]

Will there be any sort of payment for leaking pre battleplans?

I smell buisness.

AARs and conflict reports would be nice, but no plans of attack or anything.

[NoobSentinel]

I smell buisness.

AARs and conflict reports would be nice, but no plans of attack or anything.

Interviewing a Team Commander is possible, maybe he won't answer all questions. Being a battlefield journalist doesn't mean spying, but I see your point at the briefing and tactics. But if Commander gives permission, it should be added to article.

[NoobSentinel]

*Bump*
Yo, I know bumbing own thread is not ethic, but...noone willing to be a jouranlist???