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I would give it another shot.

I have no opinion on this matter.

i'm by no means an expert or anything but i can help out with teaching the basics and backseating when i have time

So, would you take me to the program Cash? Because I do suck, although considerably less than others, but I'd still like to take it.

TangoVictor wrote:QUOTE (TangoVictor @ Oct 31 2012, 09:54 PM) So, would you take me to the program Cash? Because I do suck, although considerably less than others, but I'd still like to take it.

Now that I know the truth about you, I see your posts for what they really are.

Dammit Metz, how am I supposed to provide subliminal messages to get straight guys to go gay with you pointing them out. What a cockblock.

I was always so interested in ACS, but sadly the support dropped for the program shortly after I began my @#(!tastic adventure in the realm of the F5 base sitter. To the point where I still have the ACS PDF which was given to me by a former ACS student... Well my skills are weary but I do remember the times where I almost got spidey and my toe to toe games with K10 in my prime. VS Door was also a GG all the time.

I wouldn't mind learning from k10 at all, but some Terran and T-girl instruction would be nice.



EDIT: oh and I thought the basis of ACS was always for mid level commanders? And does it count if I was a vet rank for a tiny bit?

good job learning to command 4v3 prime time pugs with teams consisting of voobs that prefer to orbit a rock than to listen to you

cashto wrote:QUOTE (cashto @ Nov 1 2012, 07:57 AM) I'd like to get more than a "gut feel" what the interest level is. We would be looking for players who have been in the community for six months or more, who have not reached veteran status, but who have a solid understanding of the game at least from the pilot's perspective, and would like to start learning the game from the commander's point of view. These students maybe have never commanded before, or have commanded occasionally but are looking for more mentorship and backseat assistance.

I'd take the course

StinkerTod wrote:QUOTE (StinkerTod @ Nov 1 2012, 05:26 AM) good job learning to command 4v3 prime time pugs with teams consisting of voobs that prefer to orbit a rock than to listen to you

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