Multi-day is a very different game than QM to me. Team games are very different again.

If you have necessary skill to play well in 2v2 multiday games, then why not play a 2v2 team game and demonstrate your abilities? It's just one game and it wouldn't take too long. For example if during picking phase you demonstrate great knowledge, then based on your great pick suggestions it could be said that you're a good fit for multiple team slots.

The obvious question there should have been, who is best to determine which player should be on Texx's team, Eternity or Texx ?

At the time Nave and I were managing Clan League roster. Nave was the primary manager, so at the end of day he had the final say. Before the game I and Nave talked back and forth and agreed that 1 test game could confirm if Bodski's skill level is sufficiently good for multiple slots in Clan League.

Harmony Player Experience Survey

This has been mentioned a couple of times. Does it actually exist?

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There’s so much claims in this thread and previously in the newsletter but no one is giving actual proof, only word of mouth.

There was indeed a survey, Eternity sent me his summary of the results.

RIP OJ SIMPSON

Do you still think that you were best placed to determine if I could play 2v2 & 3v3 with Texx and that you could do this in one game without using any of the tools which Texx and I use ?

This has been mentioned a couple of times. Does it actually exist?

Yes. Initial survey questions have been sent on December 9th (to about ~95+% of all players excluding managers), the results of survey have been compiled on December 13th. The same day I sent them to one Harmony manager.

Recently Bodski told me he wasn't aware of survey results, so I presume that the one manager whom I contacted did not share results with other managers.

Currently nearly all the players in Harmony should be aware of survey existence. If you talk to players who were part of our clan during December, it should be easy to confirm it.

The survey was only meant for Harmony clan players and was not designed to be shared with remainder of Warzone community.

Do you still think that you were best placed to determine if I could play 2v2 & 3v3 with Texx and that you could do this in one game without using any of the tools which Texx and I use ?

Nave was the one who made the game and put me on same team as Bodski. Nave was the primary manager of Clan League, so his decisions were final. Nave being on Bodski's team would have been fine too. If Nave could confirm that Volcano 2v2 game went smoothly and Bodski did not disappoint, I would trust Nave's judgement.

Eternity, maybe you misunderstood my question.

I am asking if YOU still think that you were best placed to determine if I should play 2v2 & 3v3 with Texx. I'm not looking for an explanation of what happened.

I am asking if YOU still think that you were best placed to determine if I should play 2v2 & 3v3 with Texx.

Yes. I think I would have done a good job. I want our clan to do well in Clan league, so I would not try to intentionally sabotage you. If you did a good job at teamwork, I can assure you that I would have provided a recommendation to Nave. There was nothing personal about wanting to examine your skill level. I only had doubts about your skill level, because I checked your recent Clan Wars games and they did not impress me.

It's important to remember that Nave and I were managing Clan League roster. As we were the ones who would make decisions in the end regarding roster, it was best if one of us would be the one testing your skill level.

Do you recognise that my skill level and my suitability as a partner for Texx are two different things (albeit with some overlaps) ?

Do you recognise that my skill level and my suitability as a partner for Texx are two different things (albeit with some overlaps) ?

Prior to the 2v2 Volcano Islands game, one of the goals was to have one strong player on a team and then the rest would be there to learn through example. This was the way of helping more players prepare for future Clan League seasons. This is how we functioned during 16th season and initially we planned to do similar thing during current season.

There's a total of 5 team leader and 7 remaining team player spots. We expected a large amount of players to show interest in Clan League and as result wanted no player to have more than 1 regular team slot. Nave and I were interacting with interested players at the time and also remembered how previous season participants did in their games. We were sure that during 17th season the amount of eager to improve friendly players would exceed the amount of available spots.

I knew most of Clan League roster candidates well and at the time I and Nave were doing additional test games to learn more about all the other players who have enlisted for Clan League. Based on player performance at the time, it looked like there would be no issue to find another player who would be compatible with Texx.

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In short , Nave and I believed that having more players on our main roster would help us prepare a more experienced team for future seasons. On top of that we believed that it wouldn't be difficult to find an additional player who would be compatible with Texx.

Dafuq is clanwar?

I've been gone for awhile

Eternity, so far you haven't agreed with a single accusation raised. I am sure you are intelligent enough to tell that the probability they are all false (the other party being completely wrong/you being completely correct) is negligiable. Such things don't come from nothing. So if you had to pick a single point raised and agree with it, which one would come the closest? Maybe let's establish a tiny basis of understanding.

Eternity, you seem to have misunderstood the question again. Perhaps I am not being clear, although it does seem like a limitation in your ability to communicate, I think that I am being clear.

For further clarity, I am asking if YOU think that you were best placed to assess my suitability as a partner for Texx and my skill level are two different things.

Your reply has raised another question though:

Was your purpose to assess my suitability to play with Texx (your previous claims) or was your purpose to remove me from playing both templates so that I would just play one template with Texx (your latest claim) ? In other words, were you consistently lying up to this point, or is this a new lie ?

*munches popcorn*

I dont quite understand why Nave's judgement is more important than the teammate (Texx)'s

If i had to go to war, id like to recruit and build myself the team. Not being imposed one

that would be... disharmonious

Eternity, so far you haven't agreed with a single accusation raised. I am sure you are intelligent enough to tell that the probability they are all false (the other party being completely wrong/you being completely correct) is negligiable. Such things don't come from nothing. So if you had to pick a single point raised and agree with it, which one would come the closest? Maybe let's establish a tiny basis of understanding.

@alexclusive
so according to your argumentation, as he has being acussed of 'x' number of things, he must admit at least 'y' of them because of probability? are you serious?

Following that logic, How many of Harmony's explanations has been admitted by the other interlocutors (bodski, texx or nave)?

lol

Is there any way to unsubscribe from this feed in chat?

@Cicero if you want to have a constructive discussion having some common understanding and use that has a stepping stone to rebuild a relationship can be useful, and I think that's what alex was alluding to here. Whereas talking past each other is pretty useless and doesn't accomplish anything, which is what's happening now, so can we let this thread die now?

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Im not taking a side on this Stefano, just arguing Alex argumentation.

I experienced a similar clan drama in the past were 'many' were against 'one' and finally I was more on the 'one' side.

My argumentation to Alex is that his questions can be also valid to the other party. that's all.

alex arguement makes no sense indeed. If i understand the logic correct, he assumes each claim has a probability p to be correct, so if there is n arguements, the probability of them all being wrong is (1-p)^n, which is likely very small for high n, like how 3v2 attacks work in WR.
However, i think alex needs to read up on conditional probabilites. If someone lied the last 20 times, the chances of him lying again are a lot higher than the chance of the average person lying.

This is not to take sides, only wanting to support cicero in arguing the argumentation.

Well, now that i m at it, i ll take sides aswell:
eternity sounds like he needs to spend a month in the woods or smth to snap back to reality (ope, there goes gravity)
I hope he used chatgpt to blabber all those giant essays, cuz aint nobody actually read all that.
Especially as one can quickly realise writing a lot seems to be the whole point, because you could condense those posts to 3 lines and maintain all relevant points.

I suppose texx himself is good at stretching his content, but at least its a fun read :D