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10-14-2013, 10:45 PM
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Hello! I have a simple question, with hope-fully a simple answer. A friend and I have plans for professional, yet adversary clan. This idea was sprung when we thought that all these spy-related organisations are getting old, and have nothing to do other than to perform for themselves. So we wanted to create a clan, seen as the oppressor. An oppressor which allows spy-related clans some good-quality role-play and long awaited action!
Due to the fact we will be the prime-target for all of these clans, we need to be extremely prepared to take the full brunt of them, with an over-whelming sense of professionalism, organisation, and preparation. We gathered some sound-tracks of the fourth reich speaking from Metro 2033. We had hoped they didn't say "reich," in the clip, but it did. But then I realised, is there actually anything wrong with that word? I looked it up, and found out it means empire, realm, or kingdom. Is that so bad? In many-ways it suits our purpose. To be that "oppressor."
Thank you for any feed-back!
Due to the fact we will be the prime-target for all of these clans, we need to be extremely prepared to take the full brunt of them, with an over-whelming sense of professionalism, organisation, and preparation. We gathered some sound-tracks of the fourth reich speaking from Metro 2033. We had hoped they didn't say "reich," in the clip, but it did. But then I realised, is there actually anything wrong with that word? I looked it up, and found out it means empire, realm, or kingdom. Is that so bad? In many-ways it suits our purpose. To be that "oppressor."
Thank you for any feed-back!
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