There's no "I" in team, unless Apple buys it.

We are about team work, effort, skills, manners, and fun. These five points are the main points I want us to try to stress. We'll take the game seriously under circumstances such as survival and versus and advanced/expert, yet if we like we'll just have good clean fun under easy or normal if we just want to unwind. Mostly we'll probably co-op though.

Hence, if we invite you, it means we see unrealized potential in you and we try our best to work together to help you improve to become better, and in exchange to pay it forward.

You have to be experienced. You need to know how the "director" works and how and when to defend yourself and your fellow team members in multiple situations. Be alert and watchful to threats from every possible angle, expect anything (even the worst) and be extremely careful of friendly fire.

This brings us to being a team player. What we look for in someone is a person who is worried about covering their teammates' asses as much as or more than their own. Know the times to melee when you have to, shoot and run when you have to (like the intro movie) - be able to make quick decisions. If you join a game with us, you must intend to see it through to the very end (finale rescue escape). No one's perfect and not everyone's experienced with the game and all levels of difficulty, and that's okay.

Finally, most importantly, remember that this is just a game. Shit happens, accidents can and will happen, in each and every aspect of the game. There's no need for serious verbal abuse of your own team mates - laugh off any mistakes and be chill, and you're okay with us. After all, games are meant for entertainment and fun.

Now that Valve released that update that allows new custom campaigns, we're up for giving them a try. :)