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May 24th, 2017, 05:07
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butthurt for not having a user title
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June 1st, 2017, 17:23
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The team I play with hosts semi private games every Wednesday night. They are open to anyone to come, but we try to be very friendly to new players and new to the field players. It is also a great community that typically plays well together, but if there is someone (new or old) that isn't playing with integrity or good sportsmanship they will be asked to leave and not return. This helps keep it newb friendly, yet also enjoyable to everyone.
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June 1st, 2017, 22:00
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It seems to be growing to me and with growth comes challenges. I've been playing for over 8 years. At first in a private field as my son was under age. We learned and fought as a group of son and dads. Until they were old enough to come out of the woods ( so to speak). We know have Clarington Woods as our home field and we take in both scrims and milsims at the field. We try at the scrims to provide leadership and basic com's examples and try to play by example encouraging the "new" player to follow a chain of command We try to invest in those around us and a be asset to those who are running the games, I believe it's working and that SOG would agree that "example" is a great teacher for the new player.
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