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Ryzz · Post by **Ryzz** » 2012-05-19 03:38

All right there guys , i used to play bf2 back in the day and came across PR on youtube sometime last week , so I'm just in the process of D/L it the just now.

Few questions.

Is there a lot of UK players ? , Reason is I'm from Glasgow and have a pretty thick accent so i can be hard to understand at times if people aren't use to it.

How do the big teams games/Skirmish work and how do i get involved in them ?

Is there a lot of interest in the competitive side or is it just casual ? i come from the CS:S/Cod4 neck of the woods so i would be interested in getting involved in some competitive games.

If anyone can answer some of the above that would be cracking.

-Ryz

dtacs · Post by **dtacs** » 2012-05-19 03:47

Yes, many servers are populated during the UK peak times and you should have no issue joining one. Also there are tonnes of English second-language players so you'll be right

All servers have a 64p cap (32v32) and only one server, Sisu, goes over that cap at 64v64. It is occasionally opened on weekends and you must have Mumble installed in order to play. I stress that you get Mumble before even playing the game.

There is a pretty decent competetive scene. Many clans do 20v20 (or more) battles. There is also the TART.

Any more questions ask them here.

P.S read this thread.

Ryzz · Post by **Ryzz** » 2012-05-19 04:03

I've just installed mumble there and yeh I should have had a quick scan at the Thread first sorry about that.

Thanks for answering though , seems like a good community , looking forward in getting more involved.

-Ryz

Post by **BloodyDeed** » 2012-05-19 10:25

No problem, its fine to create a thread and say hello

We are happy about every single player joining our community.

All I can say is have fun and enjoy your time. And even if you experience a bad round there is always one after that you will remember for a loong time.

Cheers

LieutenantNessie · Post by **LieutenantNessie** » 2012-05-19 12:19

Ryzz wrote:All right there guys , i used to play bf2 back in the day and came across PR on youtube sometime last week , so I'm just in the process of D/L it the just now.

Few questions.

Is there a lot of UK players ? , Reason is I'm from Glasgow and have a pretty thick accent so i can be hard to understand at times if people aren't use to it.

How do the big teams games/Skirmish work and how do i get involved in them ?

Is there a lot of interest in the competitive side or is it just casual ? i come from the CS:S/Cod4 neck of the woods so i would be interested in getting involved in some competitive games.

If anyone can answer some of the above that would be cracking.

-Ryz

There is no competetive scene. At all. All clanmatches are "casual" as well. Although you might mean something more mild than I do with competetive but the game is way too random to have a competetive scene. Comparing to CS:S or CoD4 there's non.

It's a fun game where teamwork is the main aspect, but it's not serious

Pvt.LHeureux · Post by **Pvt.LHeureux** » 2012-05-19 16:51

There is lots of UK players. Here you can see the server list :

Project Reality - PRSPY - Server and player browser and tracker - Create a buddy list - Launch PR directly

Ron-Schultz · Post by **Ron-Schultz** » 2012-05-19 17:03

1. Welcome to this awesome game

2. You cant compare this game to Cod4 or CS. Cod4 and CS are small games, which also require a little bit of teamwork, but not as much as this game does. To win a CS or COD 4 game you just need the skills. In PR you need the Communication, Tactics, discipline to follow orders, skills, EXPERIENCE and much more. You will hardly find any 14 year old kiddies, because most of them stop playing after a month (thank god).
3. There are a lot of UK players
4. You will hardly find a community like this. (when u know the dota community, then this is the opposite
5. Last but not least have fun playing this game, get ready for teamplay you have never seen before in any game and pls read the manual

saXoni · Post by **saXoni** » 2012-05-19 17:26

Hey Ryzz, enjoy your stay!

Doc.Pock · Post by **Doc.Pock** » 2012-05-19 18:51

saXoni wrote:Hey Ryzz, enjoy your stay!

and dont ever trust norwegians

Ryzz · Post by **Ryzz** » 2012-05-19 19:00

thanks for all the help guys and i wouldn't trust norwegians as far as i could throw them. (i love Norwegians, i have many of them)

sylent/shooter · Post by **sylent/shooter** » 2012-05-19 19:17

Ryzz you could check out the tar tournament, the CORD team needs some members! It's about as competitive as it gets!

TART - Teamwork and Reality Tournament

nicoX · Post by **nicoX** » 2012-05-19 23:41

The Glasgow language

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LieutenantNessie · Post by **LieutenantNessie** » 2012-05-20 00:23

sylent/shooter wrote:Ryzz you could check out the tar tournament, the CORD team needs some members! It's about as competitive as it gets!

TART - Teamwork and Reality Tournament

As competetive as PR gets yeah.. so don't expect much

Rapid12 · Post by **Rapid12** » 2012-05-20 15:09

Ryzz wrote: Is there a lot of UK players ? , Reason is I'm from Glasgow and have a pretty thick accent so i can be hard to understand at times if people aren't use to it.

-Ryz

Wow, internet in Glasgow already?

Would love to hook in game some time Ryzz, Scottish or not. (our Peg is Scots)

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