For now, we are opening signups only for the Supreme Commanding Officer (SCO) and the Commanding Officer (CO) of both teams.
Read the Announcement post for more information.
To sign up, copy the form shown below and post a Support Ticket with it in the Admin Support forum of the PR Tournament Website with your application using the following:
The PRT Administration will discuss all applications and will reply once a decision has been made. Please note that all applications are only visible for the respective applicant and the admin team. Confidentiality regarding your application is ensured.PREFIX: [APPLICATION]
TITLE: "YourNickname" "SCO/CO" Application
If you have any questions that you would like to ask before applying, you can post a Support Ticket in the same section, using the prefix [QUESTION]. The PRT staff will provide you with an answer as soon as possible.
SCO/CO Signups will close on the 7th of September, after which the SCO's and CO's will be chosen.
The teams (PAC and EMF) will then be assigned to each SCO based on their preference and mutual agreement (if such exists). If the SCO's do not agree, the teams will be assigned based on a "coin flip". We expect SCO and CO applicants to accept this fact and do their duty independently of which team they are assigned to. Be responsible and lead by example.
Please note that SCO/CO resignations right after the teams are assigned may result in such player not being allowed to play for 3 battle-cycles during this campaign.
SCO - Supreme Commanding Officer
Description:
The Supreme Commanding Officer ("SCO") is the highest authority of the team. He is the one who manages the team in terms of structure, rules, team roster, player activity, motivation and discipline. The SCO is also the main connection between his team and the PRT Administration, working alongside it to prevent and resolve issues.
The SCO role requires a lot of dedication, the ability to effectively communicate and work with his staff and the administration as well as charisma and a vision for the team's cohesion.
The SCO has full control over the team outside of the game while the CO has full control over the team inside the game. The SCO can play as a grunt or NCO but ideally should not take further responsibilities in game.
SCO Signup form:
In-game Name:
Age:
Location: (Country)
Timezone: (PR Time +/- X hours)
Approx time played Project Reality:
Previous Clan/Event/Tournament Experience:
Most recent Clan Affiliations (Current or Past):
Previous PRT Forums Account if any:
PR Forums Account if any:
Team/Clan Management Experience:
Which Team would you prefer to be in charge of? EMF | PAC
Why do you prefer to be assigned to that team?
Name staff you wish to join your team. Keep Clan restrictions in mind: (Can be updated/added later)
Are you available for weekly Trainings and Saturday Battles? Y/N:
How many times per week can you check the forums?:
How many times per week can you be active on TS?:
Tell us something about yourself:
CO - Commanding Officer
Description:
The Commanding Officer ("CO") is the second in command in the team. He is part of the team's staff and represents the SCO in his absence. He thus needs to have similar capabilities of organizing a team as well as communicating with his staff and the tournament administration.
His primary role is commanding the battles in-game. This requires a great deal of communication and radio discipline. Proper communications protocols are key to ensure smooth information flow. He directs the team's squads in game, relays intel, operates the UAV or works in other ways to lead his team to victory.
He is also in charge of the battle-plans as well as the team trainings. He supervises the squad trainings to be sure that each squad is actively working on improving their overall organization and teamwork. He coordinates with the SCO in distributing the required specializations through his team in order to increase its effectiveness in battle.
CO Signup Form:
In-game Name:
Age:
Location: (Country)
Timezone: (PR Time +/- X hours)
Approx time played Project Reality:
Previous Clan/Event/Tournament Experience:
Most recent Clan Affiliations (Current or Past):
Previous PRT Forums Account if any:
PR Forums Account if any:
Team/Clan Management Experience:
PR Commanding Experience (Both Organized Battles & Public Play):
Which Team would you prefer to join?
Why do you prefer to be assigned to that team?
Did a SCO applicant nominate you? If so, which one? (Can be updated/added later)
Are you available for weekly Trainings and Saturday Battles? Y/N:
How many times per week can you check the forums?:
How many times per week can you be active on TS?:
Tell us something about yourself:
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The rules are all really logical really. They are only there to prevent trouble. And everyone is allowed to make mistakes(therefore the different categories of rules and punishments), the rules are there to make sure that nothing gets out of hand.
