They really do.

Since May 21, 2010

This is a little group put together to expose the laughable antics of the "Doorman is God" clan. Essentially, unless you're a fan of inflated egos/senses of self importance, harassment, and abuse, avoid these guys and their servers.

The reasons why you should avoid these guys:

1. The founding leader, Doorman, is an egotistical scrub hacker (http://steamcommunity.com/id/doormanisgod - note the VAC bans on account) who runs a server for prestige and profit - not because he loves the games he hosts (nice 40 hours total in TF2, Doorman!)

2. No quality control goes into the recruitment or management of the =DiG= members or admins. Generally, if you are a frequent donator, you stand a good chance of being accepted into the clan.

3. =DiG= members are essentially free to harass the players on their servers with no fear of being held accountable. No due process goes into a ban, if an admin speculates you're cheating? You're gone. If an admin doesn't like what you say? You're gone. Appealing the ban requires mandatory signup to their forums, and sticking up for yourself is usually met with harassment from clan members not even related to the incident. =DiG= members vehemently discourage witness or character witnesses from becoming involved in the appeal process, even if they're long time server regulars.

4. =DiG= members are universally terrible at the games they play, making them poor opponents for clan matches (unless your clan needs a little bit of practice shooting targets incapable of aiming or devising even basic organization within their ranks).

5. =DiG= members are generally unfun to be around - they contribute little to the game, are almost always the first to start talking shit, and are rarely caught off their own servers (they prefer the home turf advantage of being able to ban anyone with an intelligence level higher than theirs).

6. Doorman is always hard at work downloading the latest server hacks to grief the community, such as having his servers report false player counts, or running in-game scripts to kick out players so that paying "donators" can take their spot (reserved slots) - breaking the game's natural functionality to auto-retry the server until a spot reopens. He has been recognized for his efforts by being added to the server blacklist found at http://tf2app.com/blacklist/actions/generate_fake_dump_off.php

7. The =DiG= community, while it has a few nice people who are enjoyable to play with, is more over dominated by scrubs who will cry hacks at the first sign of any legitimate skill in the game, who endeavor to be sycophants in the hopes that they, one day, are too elevated to the levels of their drooly overseers.

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