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Sadly most of TKO games are scheduled on Saturdays.My team would pretty much like to join TKO events but most of us have work during that day. We kinda like the way your team moves in the field

Great point Ginga. I think a core team is a great idea as we could work on tactics and strategy a bit more.

Although people have had bad experiences at public games, I think its worth a try given we would have the opportunity to play more and meet other teams and people. Once we find a team that is honest and respectable, we could invite them to TKO games to assist with the attendance numbers.

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(06-06-2010 12:16 AM)ZERATUL Wrote: [ -> ]Sadly most of TKO games are scheduled on Saturdays.My team would pretty much like to join TKO events but most of us have work during that day. We kinda like the way your team moves in the field

Hi Zeratul - the July 11 game is on a Sunday, if you guys are interested. I chose Sunday for this game for that very reason - the team we are inviting to that game cannot make Saturdays.

If you are interested, below is the link to the thread.

http://www.tkoverkill.com/showthread.php?tid=1045

While I like the idea of a core team of regular "and available" players, public games might still be a problem. Having a good team of 5 or more is good, but if there's no one to guard our flanks when 20 peeps attack us, it's gonna be tough. Not even mentioning that the main problem at public games are the amount of zombies or players who don't respect safety regulations. No amount of teamplay can change that...

Nevertheless, if we can guarantee some teamplay between us at a public game, I'd be up to give it one more try, with a skeptical eye though

I'd be interested in a public game where we focus on team play practice, especially in August/September. For various reasons I'm not able to get to any of the scheduled TKO games in June/July/Sep :-( so am very happy that the 11-Jul game is out ther