Bring back stuff

GatoDelFuego · Jun 3rd, 2011, 3:07:41 PM

Back in some old issues, there were a few articles I really enjoyed reading-The "core crisis" article from issue 10 and the "lead synergy" article from issue 9. I found these articles heavily informative, and furthered my teambuilding skill quite a lot. Is there any way these articles might make a comeback, with new, 5th gen information?

Rising_Dusk · Jun 3rd, 2011, 3:49:28 PM

That's all well and good and all, but someone with the know-how and the intimate knowledge of the metagame needs to step up and write them. If no one wants to and is able to write them, well, then they don't get written! That said, I won't accept people with barely any visibility on the site to write for us unless they can prove to me that they've got what it takes. So you see the predicament; we present in our issues what we get written for us, and nothing more.

Jun 3rd, 2011, 3:07:41 PM	#1
GatoDelFuego U HAVIN A FOKIN GIGGLE THER M8 ILL BASH YE HEAD IN I SWEAR ON ME MUM Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 1,081 The University of Alabama Mentor	Bring back stuff Back in some old issues, there were a few articles I really enjoyed reading-The "core crisis" article from issue 10 and the "lead synergy" article from issue 9. I found these articles heavily informative, and furthered my teambuilding skill quite a lot. Is there any way these articles might make a comeback, with new, 5th gen information? __________________ Part of the GP team, message me for a check! Sharpen your skills as a GP checker in the GRAMMAR DOJO!

Jun 3rd, 2011, 3:49:28 PM	#2
Rising_Dusk Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 4,742	That's all well and good and all, but someone with the know-how and the intimate knowledge of the metagame needs to step up and write them. If no one wants to and is able to write them, well, then they don't get written! That said, I won't accept people with barely any visibility on the site to write for us unless they can prove to me that they've got what it takes. So you see the predicament; we present in our issues what we get written for us, and nothing more.