Difference between revisions of "Coalition Intro"

Latest revision as of 18:26, 30 May 2021

Coalition:

A fraternity. A team. Always gaming. Always competing. Always having fun.

An ArmA 3 Community:

ArmA is first and foremost a community-driven game. When we desire a feature, we create it. When we desired a fraternity, a close knit element of ArmA enthusiasts and content creators - we founded it. Welcome to Coalition.

A Community like no other, comprised of individuals who embody our values of Teamwork, Engaging Gameplay, Competition, and Fun.

So that's where we started, but we wanted to ensure that each member fully understands these values and has a history with the community, hence the application process. You've now officially entered into a true fraternity built around ArmA, but this just is your first step. Over the course of the following "entry" or "training" period (generally lasting two weeks to three months depending on activity), you'll learn every detail of the group through immersion.

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+<center>''A fraternity.''  ''A team.''  ''Always gaming.''  ''Always competing.''  ''Always having fun.''
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+=== An ArmA 3 Community: ===
+ArmA is first and foremost a community-driven game. When we desire a feature, we create it. When we desired a fraternity, a close knit element of ArmA enthusiasts and content creators - we founded it. Welcome to  Coalition.
-The ArmA community is first and foremost Community-driven. When we desire a feature in the game, we create it. And we desired a community that was as well formed as mil-sim groups go - yet wasn't captivated by punitive mil-sim sergeants demanding virtual push-ups. Thus the Coalition became firstly a Community, a fraternity, of individuals who value ''Teamwork'', ''Engaging Gameplay'', ''Competition'' and ''Fun''.
+A Community like no other, comprised of individuals who embody our values of ''Teamwork'', ''Engaging Gameplay'', ''Competition'', and ''Fun''.
 So that's where we started, but we wanted to ensure that each member fully understands these values and has a history with the community, hence the application process.
-You've now officially entered into a true fraternity built around ArmA, but this just is your first step. Over the course of the following "training" or "transitional" period, generally lasting 1-3 months, you'll learn every detail of the group through immersion. Our door is never open, but you've knocked and come in for a while. During this period of time all full-fledged members can contribute their Peer-opinion of you which is consistently analyzed. After your training period is complete the Peer-review itself determines your ability to remain.
+You've now officially entered into a true fraternity built around ArmA, but this just is your first step. Over the course of the following "entry" or "training" period (generally lasting two weeks to three months depending on activity), you'll learn every detail of the group through immersion.
-In this way we are not overly discriminatory with newcomers, we bring them into our fold. Cancerous members are quickly stricken from the group, and overall decisions on remaining newcomers stands democratically with the majority. Weekend events are formed around the ArmA missions themselves, separated by a day dedicated to the community. On Saturdays, members network and gather to play all sorts of games, collaborate on projects, and occasionally partake in administration hosted special events and competitions.