Im new here.
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SirThom
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Welcome! Enjoy your stay!
Do you play any other games?
Do you play any other games?
MASH 4077
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Welcome to ToJ, hope you have fun here 
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kiduk said:
If I were I would choose Guild Wars, because there is no monthly fee.
SLNT_FIR
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Montly fee? 
Genesis1315
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Welcome. Good to have you here
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MASH 4077
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Yeah, like every mmorpg(massive multiplayer online role playing game) has a monthly fee, most are around 15$ a month. But in most mmorpg's you can fish, hunt, cook, fight etc..you can do alot of things, so its kinda like a life game, but in Guild Wars, you just fight, its still a good game tho, but if you are looking for more, well, sry, guild wars doesn't have it ALL. But if your not, and you are just into the fighting thing, then i would recommend it, especially cus it has no monthly fee
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Welcome! I am sending you a PM with our private UT2004 server information. If you add "*[toj.cc]*" without the quotes, to your buddies in the server browser, it should help you find the rest of our members when they are on. Also, add "*s/ide::LOB|MyU*", again without quotes, because that is the name I'm playing as for an upcoming tournament. In both cases, please be sure to include the asterisks.
If you mean practice to become better, I would suggest playing 1v1 Deathmatch as much as possible. If you're new to the game you will very likely lose nearly all your games at first but playing 1v1s is what has improved my skill the quickest. Mainly though, if you want to be top-tier you have to spend a lot of time playing team deathmatch on servers that run UTComp (like ours). When I became determined to get good at the game, about a year ago, I played every evening for as long as I could. I hung out in competitive clan servers and talked to players that were better than me. Remember, people have a tendency to become like those they associate with. The trick is to absorb the skills and game knowledge these players have, without absorbing their possibly foul mouths or large egos. Always be friendly to them but only become friends with those who have positive attitudes.
If you don't have Xfire, you should get it. The UT2004 team uses it to keep track of each other. I make a habit of signing on whenever I'm at my game computer. My Xfire ID is "kraniac", sans quotes. Out of curiosity, what name do you play as?
If you mean practice to become better, I would suggest playing 1v1 Deathmatch as much as possible. If you're new to the game you will very likely lose nearly all your games at first but playing 1v1s is what has improved my skill the quickest. Mainly though, if you want to be top-tier you have to spend a lot of time playing team deathmatch on servers that run UTComp (like ours). When I became determined to get good at the game, about a year ago, I played every evening for as long as I could. I hung out in competitive clan servers and talked to players that were better than me. Remember, people have a tendency to become like those they associate with. The trick is to absorb the skills and game knowledge these players have, without absorbing their possibly foul mouths or large egos. Always be friendly to them but only become friends with those who have positive attitudes.
If you don't have Xfire, you should get it. The UT2004 team uses it to keep track of each other. I make a habit of signing on whenever I'm at my game computer. My Xfire ID is "kraniac", sans quotes. Out of curiosity, what name do you play as?
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Colossal
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welcome to Toj .........Cs is the way to go 
l33tben
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lol shane...!