[Squad] Arrow Squad

@Bill_D accepted, you've been added to chat c:

Also @N00BZz (thecoca111) has also joined

 

I will get back to you soon

 

@xXTygarXx denied

 

You wanting to be with your friend and the fact that you hate me is totally irrelevant to the application getting denied. To prove my point on this I'll explain exactly what happens when we get an application:

When we get an application, either me or someone else on the council skype chat and then we all vote as to whether the player is accepted or not. We take into account the ability to play the game, as well as whether or not the applicant has a good attitude and can get along with the members of the squad, and of course given it's a ranged class squad, whether or not they've played a ranged class to the extent we'd feel them valid to be accepted. If enough people in the council skype chat deny you then we deny the application, and if enough say yes, obviously you're accepted. Of course the fact that you dislike me is going to count against you in the council because it's quite likely I'm going to say no. However, because it's a council vote, if the others were to vote otherwise I'd have been happy to accept. I have no doubt you wanted to play with your friend, but the fact of the matter remains that @xxMineSheepxx is not a part of our council, and whilst we take into account what would be a good move for everyone in the squad, that doesn't mean that you will be automatically accepted because she is your friend. In the case of your application, here is a screenshot of the response:

This was the response I got from everyone. If the people in the council don't know you, we don't know how you play or whether you'd be a good fit for the squad. Given you're also a medic main applying for a ranged squad we thought it would be best to deny the application at that stage and let you get to know some of our other members as well as give you an opportunity to play more of a ranged class so that you'd be eligible if you chose to apply in the future. There was no biased opinion in this matter, counting my opinion 3 of the 5 council members decided that they were going to deny/ didn't feel like they knew you well enough to accept, and given that's a 60% turnout for the negative I think denying was the appropriate response. I never said that you couldn't apply in the future if you wanted to, or that this no would be permanent. I only stated that this application was denied.

The fact that you interrupted one of our practises didn't help your case, that is true. If we're practising we do it alone for a reason, and if you're not in the squad it's going to disrupt things. This didn't automatically mean you were instantly denied, it's just if you interrupt a practise and refuse to leave, that's not exactly going to leave a good impression on us!

With all of this said, your chances of being accepted in the future just took a serious downturn. This is because instead of coming to terms with being denied and taking it graciously, you've instead decided to outright call my squad out for something that isn't true. I can understand that you're not happy about being denied, but that doesn't automatically give you the right to say what you have on the thread. This only shows you can't get along with the squad, which is one of the three conditions you need to be accepted, as stated earlier. The fact that you hate me makes me wonder why you want to be part of a squad where I'm leading things. If you want to play with your friend, and that's the reasoning it's understandable but as I've already said, being her friend doesn't automatically guarantee you acceptance. If you want to be accepted in the future I suggest you get to know some of our members, particularly our council members as they will be voting on whether you'll be accepted or not. Equally I would also start playing a ranged class such as pyro or elf more often because we only accept people who sufficiently play those classes.

In short, just because I'm not particularly friendly with you doesn't mean I'd go so far as to automatically deny someone because of it. This squad makes decisions on the opinion of the majority, not my own selfish opinion.