City Scoop, ~Front Page~ January 30th 2009
The Hazards of Getting InvolvedPart 1: GriefersWeve come a long way, havent we? Weve talked about many different ways of getting involved in a lot of different aspects of the community. Now its time to talk about some things you may not have realized if youve never run an event: the hazards of getting involved. Were going to look at how and why events go wrong, and what you can do to prevent that from happening to your event, no matter what type of event it may be. This will be a two-part article; there are a lot of things that could go wrong, and I like to cover all my bases. The people who organize and run events do it for many different motives - to get their names recognized, to help out new players, because theyre bored and want something fun to do, etc. They rarely ask for anything in return for what they do. A lot of the time, players are grateful for the event being run because it not only gives them a chance for some recognition (as in the case of winning a contest), but because it lets them meet people and gives them something to do. And sometimes there are players out there who are bent on ruining events for the organizer and everyone else involved. Yes, Im talking about griefers. Griefers are people who ruin events (or try to) because they can. They dont care what youre doing or why youre doing it; if they dont like it, it must be stopped, usually in the most obnoxious way they can devise. Sometimes this means taunting the organizer or participants via the broadcast or local channels or tells, insulting the event and everyone involved; this has its counterpart on the forums, where trolls, posters who are just trying to start an argument, will post incendiary comments in otherwise constructive threads to see who they can get to respond. Sometimes it means joining the event and then doing something to disrupt it, such as putting down an Ouroboros portal on the ski run during the Winter Event or using toggles that turn everyone around you transparent in a costume contest. Griefers are usually looking for attention; they sometimes hang out in small groups in places like Atlas Park, where they grief events or chat to make themselves look cool to each other. Normally, the person griefing an event has never run an event and has no intention of doing so. There are multiple ways to grief an event, and none of them are funny for the organizer or for the players who are involved. Of course, there are some places where the line between player and griefer is blurred. For example, at an event in the PvP Arena, once the fighting starts, players may taunt, insult, or challenge each other on the broadcast or local channels. This is generally referred to as trash talk. The PvPEC frowns on trash talking during its events, but during pickup PvP events, it is usually an expected and accepted part of play. Im not saying its right or its wrong, but if it seriously disrupts the event for all or most of the participants, its griefing. | The best weapons you have against a griefer are the /ignore command and the /petition command in game and the Notify Moderator button on the forums. I would advise not petitioning a player who is simply on the broadcast channel; the ignore feature is more than sufficient in that case, and you should advise everyone else in the event to ignore the player as well. However, if its a physical problem, such as purposefully trying to intercept an event prize or using powers to disrupt an event on purpose, and you have asked the player to stop doing what they are doing more than once and they refuse, then the /petition command is your best friend. In a petition, make sure you include all relevant details: the toon name or player global, what they were doing to disrupt the event, and any other relevant information (such as copy/pasting broadcast chat or tells). Try to deal with it yourself before contacting a GM using the /petition feature, but stay calm at all times - you only make yourself and your event look bad by losing your temper. The same goes for forum trolls posting in your thread - dont lose your temper with them, just use the Notify Moderator button to let a moderator know that you would like them to look at the post. Never tell someone (especially not on broadcast or local) that you have petitioned them! All that does is make things worse. Just take the action you are taking, be it using the /ignore or /petition commands or the Notify Moderator button, and do not tell them that youve done anything at all. They are trying to get you to react. It may sound cliche, but its true: dont let the things they say or do get to you, or they are succeeding! The same goes for people attending an event. If you run into a griefer, dont react to them directly, just take action and move on. Sometimes the best way to grief a griefer is to ignore them; after all, the reason why theyre doing what theyre doing is more often than not so that they can get attention. Please, if someone is advertising or running an event, dont be a griefer. It takes a lot to put yourself out there as the host of an event, and most players dont realize that. The people who step up to organize and run events deserve your respect for what they do. If you have never run an event, you have no right to criticize those who do; at least they step up and make an effort to help out and make the game a little bit more fun for everyone involved. And as the attendee of an event, especially if you know that theres been griefing, make sure youre polite to the host and those around you, and thank the event organizer after the event whether you won or not. Sometimes just one persons gratitude can keep a budding event host from giving up completely. Were all here to have fun, but that doesnt mean we need to be rude to each other to do it, so show a little metahuman decency - dont be a griefer. |
Fan Fiction | Primoris Frater, we did not expect to see you here. One man removed his hood and stepped forward with a smile on his lips. Despite his calm demeanor he was still totting an Uzi which he had a tight grip on. HM scowled at them all and tried to play it as if he didnt hear what the man had addressed him as. This story is an unusual one. The protagonist, Human Miracle (abbreviated as "HM" in this excerpt) is aware of a conflict in the future that risks decimating all the world. Since it's a matter that occurs on the fringe of public perception (most think the perpetrators are a group of confused punks), most other heroes don't take much notice. However, Miracle is uniquely aware of the conflict in that he's already been through it once. It's a decent tale and a good read. Hopefully, there will be more to see in the near future. |
City FictionThe RedeemersOut! Everybody out! Garms crew tumbled out the back of the van, Doug barley clearing the doorway before Briggs brought his foot down on the gas and sped away, the tires of his van squealing horribly. Garm looked worriedly after the retreating vehicle, wondering if the compact Supa Troll may have lost his mind or turned back to working for the Trolls. Whats he doing? Doug shouted, his voice cracking a little. The two former Trolls looked to each other. Doug looked worried, but Garm shook his head. The Superadine was wearing off, and they were starting to revert. It made the former Caliban wonder why Briggs didnt seem to be reverting. There was a loud hissing noise and a metallic crash. The team looked down the street to see that Briggs had used the hydraulics to jump the van over the concrete median divider and was now going the other way down the highway. Okay, now this is weird, Ashen Roast intoned as the van roared past, some of which was the chaotic Trolls own shouting, Just what is he doing? Theyd been helping Synapse investigate this problem for weeks, now. They had just found the evidence that would lead them to finding and combating the dreaded Clockwork King. However, just as they left the warehouse where theyd dismantled the Clockwork Lord, disaster struck. A monstrous Clockwork machination known as Babbage came tearing down the streets after them, and the plucky young blaster named Static Havoc was the first to see him. He launched volleys of energy at the approaching hulk, but it was able to shrug them off like they were nothing. The other members of the task force arrived shortly after, but the giant monster already had a bead for the little guy in the group. In a desperate bid to escape, Static flew away, putting the overpass between him and Babbage. A moment later, though, he realized that wasnt going to dissuade the walking wreck. It had leaped up and grabbed a hold of the overpass, pulling itself up to continue its deadly assault on its miniscule quarry. Oh man! the teenaged hero shouted as he hurled bolt after bolt at the machines head in desperation, Im gonna die! Babbage, nonplussed by the assault, hauled itself up and glared down at the boy. The teams Tanker leaped up and gripped one of the machines ankles, trying to trip it back over the side of the overpass. The teams controller was busy dealing with the myriad of Clockwork robots the big machine seemed to have just generated by waving at spare parts that had rattled from it during the fighting. The two scrappers jumped up to try to lend some support to the tanker, but Babbage shrugged them off as it reached to smash Static Havoc into a grease stain. Then there was a loud horn blaring and headlights focused on Babbage. It looked over to see an armored van hurtling through the air at it. Before it could pull back, the machine had slammed into the giant monsters right chest plate, ripping the body open and spinning it around. Babbage lost control of its right arm and tried desperately to push itself back up. Parts were spilling out of its chest cavity and reassembling into confused Cogs, Gears, and Oscillators. Looking up at its bizarre assailant, the machine saw the van on its side, crumpled heavily on all sides and spewing smoke from its engine. | The passenger-side door burst out as a green fist slammed into it and a squat, overly muscled blonde Troll pulled himself out of the vehicle. Every couple of weeks, he shouted as he started purposefully stomping toward the big machine, Every couple of weeks I have to see you terrorizing another hapless bunch of heroes! Hey, hey! the tanker, Eli Jones, a super strong and apparently super tough man despite his average appearance, tried to stop Briggs, What do you think youre doing!? Im making a point! the troll barked as he pushed the man aside, And it involves ripping this things head off He gripped the large head of Babbage and started to pull. When it weakly reached its good arm to stop him, he kicked it aside and went back to pulling. The neck joint was starting to give. And using it as a toilet! the troll finished as he felt the give. Woah, woah! Static shouted before a blur of green rushed past him and Garm tackled his friend off of Babbage, Uh Guys? Get off of me! the squat, burly troll shouted angrily as the taller, leaner one held him in a headlock, I need to Need to Hush-shh-shh-shh Garm replied, Relax, brother. Its over now The police drones are on the way to mop up the wreckage. You did good Time to rest I Uh Kay Briggs passed out and Garm let him go with a gasp of relief. McBain had apparently been faking, though, for he then opened his eyes and jumped up to continue trying to wrench Babbages head off. Garm and Eli both tried to pull him away this time as the Drones arrived and zapped the working parts of the giant monster to a specialized section of the Zig dedicated to studying the various incarnations of the machine. The sudden lack of resistance caused the three vigilantes to tumble to the street in a heap. No! Briggs shouted, cupping his face in his hands, It would have been such an awesome toilet! Let it go, man Eli patted him on the shoulder as he picked himself and Garm up, Its over. The two teams exchanged information. Synapses Task Force was composed of various heroes from different super groups, and they were very receptive to the idea of a new type of monster thrashing around the city. It wiped out Attas base? the controller, Frost Princess Yuki, asked worriedly, I fought him earlier this year Thats a really tough fight! He got out of the Zig? Its a very quick revolving door system, Doug grumbled. Anyway, keep on a lookout, Ashen replied, shaking the womans hand firmly, You never know when something like this will turn on those of us on this side of the blue line. |
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| SM: All right. Now you said something about villains too. Isnt it different for them? Arent they "villainous" all the time? K: Well, some of them can be even more villainous in their secret identities, such as some very tough lawyers. But navigating around the lawyer jokes, they seem to still do what they do. Such as villains arent bankers, theyre "thieves" SM: I see. I personally cant see a villain going to a day job to "get away from the stress." Thats what they live for right? K: Most of them Im guessing. Of course, you might find a villain doing something god with their extra time, but thats why they hide their identities. SM: Interesting. Ive talked to a few whove had varying stances on government control of secret identities. Anything to say on that? K: Sorry, but there were a lot of big words in there. Im not but a humble cyborg. Could you clarify? SM: The government seems to control the personal life of heroes by making them register with the city. Do you feel thats a good idea seeing your stance on secret identities? K: Some heroes out there dont register, because they feel the need to hide their identities. But the hero Registration is actually very understanding as they will not give out your identity to anyone you dont want it to go to. But they do need to keep tabs on heroes, I feel. SM: Why? K: I feel that some heroes walk the fine line between hero and villain. They could easily become a super-villain if tempted. SM: So monitoring is kind of a fail safe? K: Yes. Too much control, though, is probably a bad idea. So they seem to be running it fairly balanced right now. SM: Do you feel the government could do something to tip the scales in either way? K: If threatened, yes. But I doubt they need to worry about that with a city of 500 plus heroes. SM: So they are threatened by the number? K: Do you mean the heroes are threatening them? SM: No, I mean that they feel threatened because they are afraid of "super anger." K: Oh. No I dont think so. SM: I see. Thank you for your time Krekka 2.0. K: Anytime Scoop Dude. I think this mechanized-man provides a point of view that we rarely see. Since he presumably has no identity to hide, he is an unbiased person in this issue. Perhaps the control is necessary as a fail-safe as discussed, but at what cost? Also, what DO villains do in regards to identities? Do they have secret identities too? Frankly, this is a facet of the topic I never thought about and Im a little eager to learn if Lord Recluse owns a laundromat somewhere in Port Oakes. I think thats my next mission readers. Im heading to the Rogue Isles to get the scoop! |
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Because I have to look at you...There comes a time in everyone's life when you have to sit back, enjoy a chai, and really think about what you have accomplished. Have you REALLY made the impact you have sought to? Do you *TRULY* matter in the larger scheme of things...? I'm so glad I do, go me! For those of you drinking cheap Lipton and in your Laz-E-boy pondering these things, and sadly, I know, NOT coming to the same realization, ((I'm looking at YOU Fusionette))... you can just sit back and bask in the knowledge that I will always be there for you. Except for when I'm at Fashion Week! Then you have to fend for yourselves. Speaking of Fashion Week, the affairs I frequent are usually of the highest stature, designs hidden from the public eye until marketable premieres can be set to show you what you will be wearing in the coming months... And this year, someone went naughty, a rather amazing design for the ladies was leaked to the public eye. Now then, as I normally take on a more... passive approach to how I handle such dilemmas, I'll be frank and blunt. If I catch any of you wearing one of the cheaply made, poorly cut, generic knockoffs of this lovely design as made by the Malaysian sweatshops ((I'm looking at YOU Serge...)), I will personally see to it you will be dressed in chiffon and lace, leaving your shame and dignity cast out for all to see the hollow person you truly are... Just ask Swan, she's up for makeover parole in a year and a half. But the Cabal inspired masterpiece.. oh heavens, when it is unveiled, you will bask in awe! Now then, I have been detracting a bit from what I set out to do.. HELP you, as you need it.. so without further ado, I celebrate the return of letters! And as promised, a letter from my very own Group Leader, its contents hidden even from me, I'm very eager to open it and get my words of a job well done and congratulations, so let us hurry to it! But first... Dear Arbiter Fabulous, Well, I got a problem I'm a Zombie. Now I don't roam the Rogue islands, but trying to make a living in Paragon as a Hero. Now here's my problem I'm proud of my Living dead life and don't want people to be confused that I'm not living but it's hard to dress in Zombie garb and not look poor and Raggy, Gothic, or Villainous. So do you have any Advice for the Heroic Living dead? Dead and Loving it Rotten Luck Dearest Retro Lifer, Here lies a conundrum.. how do we turn an image that is stereotypically seen as evil and bad into one of inspiration... To this, I turn to the fact you seem quite comfortable in your status as what I like to refer to as a "Fresh Starter".. Undead yes.. Unperson NO! The fact of the matter is, you will not be able to overcome years upon eras of instilled precepts about being a Zombie, but you CAN be a step, a crucial first shambling step in the right direction. You see, you should EMBRACE those images and make them your own! While a cape and cowl may not be possible in this day and age, a long trench that will help your figure in the night's shadows WILL be VERY doable. I suggest a blend of combat and everyday attire, throw in a little Motocross gear for oomph! Show the world that a Zombie can wear what a hero can... Also, fragrance... it helps.. really. Please. I recommend "vanilla"... or "cinnamon winter"... or "not dead." I surely hope you find this information helpful and succinct to your needs, if you need further assistance, please feel free to write me again, and include a picture to show your progress! Love and hugs, Arbiter Fabulous! This next letter was sent to me urgently! It seems someone had found out about my recent, should we say, humble holiday season and found time to write and inform me of a little known tidbit on it. Let's peek inside shall we? Dear Arbiter Fabulous, Sorry I didn't remember to say happy holidays, I was busy...looking in the mirror! May chaos be yours Virlou Dear Safe and Secure, ... You may live. Love, Arbiter Fabulous. Our next letter comes to one you may remember from my coffee social in the D, how we chatted and enjoyed our biscotti that day, hopefully soon one of you may also join in them with me. Until then, a letter and some sage wisdom... | Dear Arbiter Fabulous, I am a succubus, and I don't know what to wear. Whenever I ask anyone, they say "Nothing!" which constantly isn't good enough for a style conscious denizen of the dark like myself. Perhaps you could suggest an ensemble that makes a statement, such as ' I want to draw out your soul slowly over several hours' or 'just hand it over, don't even attempt to resist'. Also, while I like to display my assets, some kind of back coverage would be nice, as I find myself frequently in the company of hoarfrost demons. If you have any ideas, I would be happy to model them for you, and while I don't believe the rumors about you at all, I can do an Incubus form if absolutely necessary. Netherworldly Yours, Parnitia Dearest Devil May Care, So, you finally see the light about how to go about doing this.. less does NOT always mean more, you know, and frankly you have to remember one of the first rules of dancing burlesque, it's what they DON'T see that makes you attractive, they have to IMAGINE, to visualize what they assume.. then they fixate until you become OBSESSION and they simply MUST follow and obey you. I use a modified technique when seeking clientele for my couture house. I read your letter and I thought of a name... Mata Hari. Most likely *THE* femme fatale of all femme fatales.. and for this, I am seeking a modern twist, using the visions of todays designers. I'm also seeing a hint of the masculine for you, to show a bit of machismo to your sultry nature, something that many men, myself included, find enrapturing... I see a mix of tight intricate lacy garments tied into a well cut white suit, perhaps a hat, derby I am seeing, actually... Curves and grace, with a hint of androgyny. It'll be enough to make them stare and beg you for more. As for your other form you can take, the rumors are TRUE, I utterly LOVE 90's Californian Alternative rock! How did you KNOW!? Sincerely Yours, Arbiter Fabulous And here we come to the meat of this week's article, a letter from the leader of my very own Villain Group! Well, sort of, I mean, as an Arbiter I have my NORMAL duties, but I affiliate with them, and I have my runway in their base... I haven't been told yet what it might say, but I'm assuming it's some letter of motivation for bringing my vision to all of you, even those of you in Paragon. How utterly wonderful to know that this fine soldier will soon be spilling compliments and praise upon yours truly for you all to gaze upon and marvel at! I am positively GIDDY! Dear Arbiter Fabulous, Please stop wearing bright pink, it's melting my eyeballs. -Huntsman Fury ... Well... Well that was.. unexpected. It seems my "friend" the Huntsman has sort of.. come to me with a.. question of.. eyewear and headgear. Dear Oh you did NOT just go there, It's come to my attention that you seem to have an issue of a personal nature involving proper dress standards and uniform design, especially in the need of optics in headgear. You are SO lucky I'm here to help. You see, I've been looking over the cut of your uniform and frankly, it won't do, so in honor of your letter, I have designed a NEW uniform for you, to be worn at all OFFICIAL Arachnos events, such as meetings with the Generals, Lord Recluse himself, as well as the annual Ball. I.. sincerely .. hope you like it, dear Fury, I'd hate to see you humiliated and humbled. Also I do feel you may need to change out your helm, or incorporate many of the new elements designed to help protect one's vision as well as give you a feed of information, such as things that won't melt your eyeballs... Also.. it's bleached Crimson.. I do *NOT* wear Pink. RESPECTFULLY.., Arbiter R. Fabulous! PS: You are now invited and encouraged to my Tea Soiree, attendance is mandatory.. don't let the rumors make you fear. The last commander only lost 2 limbs at my previous one, not 3.... About the Author: Arbiter Reginald Fabulous lives in St. Martial, where he enjoys the soothing sounds of opera music, practicing his Pilates, and hosting his famed Tea Soirees. He is the leader of a small faction of Arachnos known as the Bowl and Doily spiders, the masters of Arachnos Aesthetic, design and form. They too, attend the Tea Soirees. It is rumored that the man who leaked the Cabal based women's top to the public through a Malaysian sweatshop, working for someone who he cannot say is Serge in public, also attended one of his Tea Soirees. The body has not been found. *About the Author of the Author: Equation lives in fear of Tea Soirees. He does not live in fear of emails, which can be sent on the forum to Equation, and letters to Arbiter Fabulous can be sent to that same forum name under the heading "Dear Arbiter Fabulous..." |
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Q) Who is your base designer and who are your super group leaders? A) I am the base editor, and creative designer for the base. Our founder of the sg is flame enchanteress, and ancient tree. Q) What server is your base on? A) We are a Pinnacle SG Q) When was your super group established? A) Early August of 07 Q) What is the approximate value of your base? A) I have spent 3,922,919 prestige to make this base. Now influence making items buying salvage I shudder to guess lol. Q) How much time do you spend working on your base? A) About 5 hours a night. Q) How much time have you invested in your base so far? A) There is at least 200 hours of time invested into it. Q) What is your favorite base item? Least favorite? A) Favorite item has to be Club Six Pak. We're all about the party, and have a wonderful DJ. My least is the bar because I never think it is done, or is perfect. I always think of something else I can do to make it better. Q) What is your favorite thing about base editing? Least favorite? A) Learning new things from other base editors. New tricks and stuff. Least favorite is the selections. We should have bar stools, and there should be so many other things added. I want to see elevators, employees we can have like in Portal Corp walking around. I wanna see a day when we can have a 2 or 3 story base. I really wanna see teleporters that look like the portal corp porters. Q) If you could give just one piece of advice to a new base editor, what would it be? A) Ask questions. We have all thought a question was stupid, but we have all asked it, and want to help the new people. We all get better by sharing information. |
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Vol. 2, Issue 32
January 30, 2009
A double issue for the Double XP Weekend!
The City Scoop a publication for Supers by Supers! Read the latest publication and then join in on the community discussion!
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The City Scoop
PvPEC in 2009
By
SG Alliance[/b]
With the release of "Issue 13: Power & Responsibility" came day jobs,
leveling pacts, dual builds, & the merit system just to name a few. More
notably, there was an extensive rebalancing of powers for both PvE & PvP
game play. Arguably those changes were for the better (or worse), yet for PvP
those changes expanded the possibilities allowing players to participate in
this end game content without the steep learning curve that was once present.
In 2009, PvPEC will be offering a wide variety of events that are designed to
bring players to both the Arena & Zones in a fun, competitive & fair
environment on both the individual and cross server level.
PvPEC Server Representatives will be continuing to provide tailored events to
their home servers. These events will mainly encourage players to participate
in a fun, less traditional, and non-competitive atmosphere, but may also
include competitive, fair competitions. The community should feel free to
contact the event host with any comments, questions, or suggestions they may
have.
In addition, other PvPEC representatives are setting up regular weekly fight
nights in both the Arena & Zones for each live server. These nights provide
an excellent opportunity for players to test builds, gain experience, and have
fun in a relaxed & slightly more competitive atmosphere. Hosted events on
these nights will range from Free-for-Alls, team duels, kickball, gladiator
matches and much more. Below is a list of nights, which are already underway
for their servers & you can expect the remaining servers to be covered
shortly.
PvPEC Champion: Friday Night Fights
PvPEC Pinnacle: Friday Night Fights
PvPEC Protector: Thursday Night Fights
PvPEC Guardian: Thursday Night Fights
PvPEC Justice: Saturday Night Fights
PvPEC Virtue: Saturday Night Fights
PvPEC will be continuing its tradition of offering a featured event across all
servers every month. While these events will cover a wide array of arena events
at various levels, they will be more competitive in nature. Prizes will be
offered to the individual server winners and when possible the servers winners
will be asked to continue to Test Server for a final round where the winner
will get to take home a grand prize. In addition to these cross-server monthly
features, PvPEC will also be hosting three major events this year.
Our first major event will be the Iron Man Superteam where players will be
offered the opportunity to learn their character build & function within a
team from the ground up. Participants will form teams of 6 and starting from
level 1 they will begin to level together. Throughout various points of their
leveling progression, the teams will compete against each other in both PvE
& PvP challenges. You can expect more details to be released for this event
over the coming month.
The second major event this year will be hosted by both PERC & PvPEC. Coming
this summer the two committees will unite for the first time to bring you
Paragon Games, the Olympics for Supers. Participants will be challenged to
succeed in some of the hardest challenges City Of has to offer in PvE &
PvP. More details will be released later this year, but will you have what it
takes to bring home the gold?
The last major event of the season will occur in the fall. Both heroes and
villains will flock to the zones in a good versus evil competition. Over six
weeks each faction will be charged to complete a specific objective on each
live server. In its final seventh week the battle will move to Test Server for
a truly epic finale as players from all servers will be represented. There may
even be a few special guests who you will have the opportunity to fight
alongside and against.
As PvPEC gears up for this year, we invite each of you to come out and
participate in the various events even if you have had negative experiences in
the past. PvP has changed and along with those changes come the time to
objective try this content once again. It is our hope by offering such a wide
variety of events you will rediscover PvP in a more positive light.
Vol. 2, Issue 32
January 30th, 2009
This Issue:
The Hazards of Getting Involved
Fan Fiction Spotlight
The Redeemers
The People On...
Fashion
Base Showcase
Masthead
Upcoming Events:
January 31st
Champion
P.E.R.C.
Dress Your Badge Contest
Justice
PvPEC
Throwdown to Issue 13!
Virtue
The
Supergroup Recruiting Fair '09
February 1st
Freedom
P.E.R.C. Presents - The Body Drop
Liberty
RIKTI
SHIP RAID
February 5th
Pinnacle
Mega
Costume Contest '09
February 6th
Pinnacle
Synapse
Vs. The Scrappers
February 7th
Infinity
Rikti
Ship Raid