Player Roster - Prestige, Titles, and Steam IDS
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168 - Brian - Iron
"Warden of Harappa" (3) "Grand Master of Santiago" (2) 118 - Brad - Official Mr. Scruff 63 - Jake - The Great Gibblet M... "Hochmeister" (3) 132 - Blake S - lookatall26 "Viceroy of the West" (2) 114 - Quinton - JesusSaurusRex "Grand Master of the Templars" (1) 50 - Logan - Staviz 22 - Carsten - Lord_Corwin "Governor-General of the East" (2) 65 - Wyatt L - Blyatt "Albion's Bane" (1) 13 - Christian - madprofessorpotato |
28 - Zane - AzimuthL
54 - Kassidy - CherryGarcia 65 - Weston - MissingNo28 36 - Jordan - jeudy100 29 - Micheal - mchester2 27 - Chris - Deadsky 16 - Ryan - GooseOfGlory 48 - Blake G - Shalashaska "Scion of Sumer" (1) 28 - Wyatt T - oriemaster198 "The Hegemon" (4) 2 - Jack - Jack Harvey 6 - William - Biggus Dickus W... |
95 - Eric - chaching812
79 - Alec - Alec LeGrega 84 - Josh - Captain Dickers M... 41 - Mike - Z3NF1N1TY 71 - Robby - talietan 98 - Braxton - MoneyMaker3389 "Heir of the Xia" (4) 34 - Brian S - A Dirty Morderd 27 - Jiokuy - Jiokuy 14 - Adam - Longshadow99 20 - Elijah - Johan "Shield of the Princes" (3) |
New players will be added to the roster once they confirm for their second campaign.
Gametactica prestige is gained by participating in Gametactica campaigns. For each campaign, the lowest scoring player in the lowest tier will gain 1 prestige point, the second lowest in the lowest tier will gain 2 prestige points, etc. Winners of any tier will gain a bonus 5 prestige points. Notice that participation in games with more players can therefore warrant higher prestige. It helps a lot to also have started and run the league ;)
Player Expectations
The Rights of Man
Player Expectations
1. Absences are unavoidable, but missing the majority of a campaign's sessions or quitting a campaign disrupts the balance of the campaigns no matter the current state of the nation in question. The other players within each bracket rely on your participation, and it is not fair to occupy competitive nation selections and then leave them to the AI. Any player who misses more than half of a campaign, even from resigning, will be restricted in the selection order of future campaings, usually being relegated to the final slots.
2. Players' internet connection should not prevent the game from running at speed 3. If you are receiving messages that you are holding back the game speed, this is being noted by the host and you are expected to take steps to improve your internet connection.
3. Almost all campaigns will have a carefully selected and curated pool of nations available for selection. Selection will take place in a predescribed method on a specific date and time. Players must be available to respond to a text message or on steam chat during the time frame for nation selection. If you do not know how you will be communicated with, please message Brian (Iron).
4. Please browse the house rules for each campaign before it begins. I try to keep them as concise and simple as possible, but they do change from campaign to campaign as rules are refined and new objectives introduced.
5. Campaigns with nation tiers are designed to allow players to self-select the intensity of their campaign. Casual players and newer players are encouraged to select nations in lower tiers (3+). Those expecting more intense competition and player coordination should select nations in higher tiers (1-2).
6. Anyone incapable of keeping entirely civil in all communications will be immediately removed from any campaign without warning. Please inform the host or Brian (Iron) of any disrespectful or hostile behavior outside of the game.
7. Mr. Scruff's Treatise on the Effect of Player Mentality on the Dynamics of Campaign Enjoyability
Player Expectations
1. Absences are unavoidable, but missing the majority of a campaign's sessions or quitting a campaign disrupts the balance of the campaigns no matter the current state of the nation in question. The other players within each bracket rely on your participation, and it is not fair to occupy competitive nation selections and then leave them to the AI. Any player who misses more than half of a campaign, even from resigning, will be restricted in the selection order of future campaings, usually being relegated to the final slots.
2. Players' internet connection should not prevent the game from running at speed 3. If you are receiving messages that you are holding back the game speed, this is being noted by the host and you are expected to take steps to improve your internet connection.
3. Almost all campaigns will have a carefully selected and curated pool of nations available for selection. Selection will take place in a predescribed method on a specific date and time. Players must be available to respond to a text message or on steam chat during the time frame for nation selection. If you do not know how you will be communicated with, please message Brian (Iron).
4. Please browse the house rules for each campaign before it begins. I try to keep them as concise and simple as possible, but they do change from campaign to campaign as rules are refined and new objectives introduced.
5. Campaigns with nation tiers are designed to allow players to self-select the intensity of their campaign. Casual players and newer players are encouraged to select nations in lower tiers (3+). Those expecting more intense competition and player coordination should select nations in higher tiers (1-2).
6. Anyone incapable of keeping entirely civil in all communications will be immediately removed from any campaign without warning. Please inform the host or Brian (Iron) of any disrespectful or hostile behavior outside of the game.
7. Mr. Scruff's Treatise on the Effect of Player Mentality on the Dynamics of Campaign Enjoyability
