Bday

sounds good.

sounds good.

God bless.

lol henry m8 don't bother posting topics on here anymore it's full of those eop kids

Best matched clan

sounds good.

A better idea would be to get rid of P2p fridays and change sundays to P2p.

i started about a week go
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pHHclwCsZU

from 'know on' ?

Its a two way street I guess, the community would have survived in the form of Fi/EOP/CP regardless of if the LPC thing came to fruition in April, but it certainly went a long way in making it an active and competitive community. Maybe the community would have rebuilt itself from just those three clans. Who knows.
 
Like you said, if it wasn't for the initial 5 or so LPC clans back in April (S, Zu, Trauma, Hate) that spurred other clans to open such as Activation, BV etc and tempt clans to reopen as LPC's such as Zenith, then the community wouldn't be very active now, but it'd still be there in some form. The whole LPC thing was set up to have a scene away from Fi, EOP, CP so that at least a couple of clans could grow and help rebuild the community. Even from the very beginning it was obvious and neccessary that eventually the two scenes would revert to a single one. I'm glad that so many new clans came from the original concept, because it is these clans that are rebuilding the community.
 
However, to say the HPC clans are any different from the LPC clans is pushing it. You mentioned three things; rivals, flame, and future. The newer clans are involved in ddos'ing just as much as EOP/CP/whoever else, and the flame is much worse with the LPC clans than even CP and EOP; it just isn't as developed haha. At least EOP and CP make it funny and worthwhile when they make topics or posts about each other, the extent of the most flames I've seen from LT, DR, Zu, S etc is "l0l ur clan sucks", and status updates on this forum with a lot of "l0l"s and "lmfao"'s (... smh). Regardless, flaming isn't too much of a massive problem, but leaders in all clans need to be more organised and make sure ddos'ing stops in their clans.
 
I don't think its the flaming/ddos'ing that separates the "original" pure clans and the "new era" pure clans anyway, but rather mains. CP, EOP, and Fi seem to have ALOT of mains, that their leaderships simply allow to come or actively pursue in order to come. The new era clans as you call them don't seem to have mains with them at all times, or not from what I can tell. Mains ruin fights, and I really can't believe that people in the clans that DO bring mains lower themselves to using them in order to compete. Its embarrassing and lame. Leaders need to tighten up and stop mains coming to their trips, because it only promotes more mains in a never ending cycle.
 
Finally, the future is looking pretty good. I've always found that around the Christmas period clanning picks up again a little, more people have time to play and be involved in clanning. Right now there is FOE, EOP, Fi, CP, DR, LT, Zu, S, Remedy, Nemesis, BV, Ascent. Thats twelve clans, which have events almost daily, so the community is in a good place comparatively speaking. I've been thinking about a new concept in which a new group of LPC's can have the right circumstances to grow, so hopefully when I get more time I can put it into action and have another 4 or 5 "LPC" clans open, which eventually advances to a state where another couple of clans are PK'ing on weekends and available for preps. Hopefully one day we get to a point where we have 20ish active pure clans and the community becomes even more competitive.

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Old clans are not just only the problem, its this whole community. If old clans closed as you wished I bet my whole house you would complain about zu,zenith or some other mpc ddosing your clan's ts3. Honestly man pointing fingers isn't going to get you further in this community. I bet there is a member in your clan right now hitting off other clan's ts3 and you don't even know it. What really killed this community is just the fact that the game is getting old and its dying. Yes it was nostalgia but what we learned is that out childhood gaming era stays in our childhood, most of us are around the age of 18-20 now, back then like in 06 a bunch of us were 12-15. since 07scape is dying that goes for clanning because where are we going to find new blood that will join our clans. the people that join clans now are just recycled pures/rs players and will grow out of the game sooner or later. So please don't point fingers especially when you don't know what you're talking about lol.

The things that bars LPC's from MPC/HPC's is levels. With time, now that the two scenes co-exist, MPC's levels will grow exponentially in order to compete with the HPC's or in order to get the jump on their MPC rivals. LPC clans will be training hard in order to not get left behind by their former rivals who are now contending with HPCs. The average level of the community rises and rises.
 
If an LPC (Low level pure clan, right?) opens in a few months when the current flock of LPC's are MPC's, and the current MPC's are on the cusp of being "HPC" clans, there won't be a problem if they truly are an LPC clan. The newly opened LPC will have an average level of 50 or something, and if they have their run ins at level 10 against other "low level pure clans", no other clan will be able to touch them. Even if they did fight at level 20, this is the wilderness we're talking about not the duel arena, the danger of getting hit will always be there and even then, they can pick off the levels of the MPC clans. If the levels are closer, recruit so you pull more than the MPCs who outlevel you so you can kill them. Effort in growth is frowned upon at the moment, which has left these clans looking in a sorry state.
 
LPC's can't get their hands held as they grow. Adversity is there to be overcome, not avoided. Low level clans in the past such as my own clans Epidemic and NME, clans such as Destructive Pures, clans such as Fearless and TGG were much lower level than the HPCs. Did they moan and complain? Hell no they just relied more on numbers and organisation to negate the levels and managed to overcome clans that VASTLY out leveled them. If any low level clan can pull 10/15 more than their MPC rivals, they are going to beat them. So you can't beat the HPCs, the 8 year old clans, the clans with members who have put hundreds of hours of work into their account. So what? Walk back to edgeville from lumby understanding that all you've lost in 20k, post a topic on your forum explaining how people need to train their accounts and recruit there friends. Clans have overcome these problems in the past, follow their example. Work around the obstacles, don't sit there waiting for them to hit you. 
 
Whilst creating this LPC scene originally, the intention was always to have them join the MPC/HPC clans. When communication broke down, this wasn't seen as important by the leaders so they stayed in their current timespots, oblivious to the fact that EOP/Fi/CP etc moving WOULD eventually happen as it has now. I'd like to say if in a few months if we can find another 5 leaders to open LPC clans, we restart to process all over again and create a NEW low level clan scene the same way that we created this one. However, is that really such a good choice? What we collectively created did work, the proof is here. But on the flipside of that, what we were created was a collection of clans afraid of adversity and who want their hand held. "omg these nasty clans r crashing me"; do like every other successful clan has done in the past then and overcome it. Weed out the spies and leaks (HELLO MULTICLANNING!??...), recruit tonnes more people to negate levels and stuff, and work on being better rather than bitching and moaning.
 
Haha. Well that became more rant-ish the more it went on but it needs to be said, but its also all the honest truth. People can't expect to be gifted with a clear path to success without obstacles, they need to work for it.

Not much of a prediction seeing as there was only 4 fucking clans left. lol.

you're all ass

Another 15 year old mad at the game, so he solves his problems by using a booter he paid with his mother's credit card that he swipe from her purse.