Thread: Come on boys and girls

The Valentines Day Massacre needs you!

So straighten up your panties (all of ya'll) and sign up for the battle in the Match Server forum. I ain't so good with links and the like, but I bet JB will be a pal and supply those quite handily in a while.

The monthly match is where you show off your new skillz, hard teamplay and claim bragging rights in a hardcore groundpound environment. Only seasoned regulars, so you must bring your A-game.

Oh, and it is on Saturday the 23rd at 9. No time to waste in clearing that calendar.

So, as Commander would put it.

Get some!


* Edit to reflect the new name and date

As requested, here is where you can get all of the info for the match tomorrow. Don't forget that tonight Friday the 25th is the first ever PR match. Get in and get some! if you are available.

Now why would anyone not want to be a part of this?

Unless of course you're all about the points and can't spare any time for "just" teamplay... Or you're scared...

Which is it?

hahah two matches in the same month already (the HRD/PHX scrim and the PR match) ...if I add another.. well... I don't want to be lookin at my girlfriend giving me the poopy face for a week.

How do I sign up? :4

Originally Posted by loki2158

How do I sign up? :4

Go to the BF2 match server board http://www.texasteamplayers.com/index.php?board=116.0 go to the "Valentines day massacre" thread http://www.texasteamplayers.com/index.php?topic=29607.0 and reply with "confirmed" if you can definitely be there on that date, or "reserved" if you want to come but are not sure if you can.

See you there man!

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