• Acquire 5250 GMRG Points

dbb0t, 2024-05-27 01:18:09 UTC

Strask Rurra'bek has reached the required 23000 XP to reach the rank of Equite 3.

Adept DarkHawk Sadow, 2024-05-21 21:43:37 UTC

Strask Rurra'bek has been a whirlwind of activity since coming over to Naga Sadow. I have said it more than once, this is the type of guy that you would love to see everyone emulate. He has definitely taken up the mantle of being the resident CNS gaming master.

Strask has conquered one hundred and seventy six comps garnering over 4K in gaming XP. For his efforts he has also earned himself a Sapphire Blade, eighty four Crescents, one thousand and seventy two Clusters finished off by one Seal of Loyalty.

He has led several CNS’ers through many mission gambits of Helldiving, not to forget being a ace wingman in Squadrons. Gaming is not just Strask’s strong suit, as a side project Strask put together a new excel point tracker to tally up each member’s activity totals towards the Clan’s ongoing The Order of the Black Guard monthly competition. His willingness to help out Summit and Clan members goes without question.

The Clan is glad to have you and look forward to your further success! It is with great pleasure to announce that Strask has earned the required 23000 XP to reach the rank of Equite 3. Congratulations on your promotion, Strask!

Adept DarkHawk Sadow, 2024-05-20 19:55:09 UTC

Anyone who has dived with Strask knows he loves that game. That he's great at that game. And he is. The guy has carried more dead weight than a mack truck. But that's not what I take away from playing wtih him. He loves the game, but I think he loves the community just as much. When asked about 'what is best', be it weapons, loadout, strategy, the 'meta', tactics, he dismisses it and always seems to say "Take whatever you like and is fun for you."

This isn't a work. He genuinely believes that. Now that could be that he's just good enough to carry you even if you take something suboptimal, whihc is absolutely true, but I think it speaks more to his attitude. The guy just wants the people around him to have fun and not worry aboout the stress-inducing parts of it.

There's a lot of folks that don't get that part of gaming: that it's supposed to be fun, not stressful. he lets this carry over into other things he does, be it helping refine systems to make them all but self-executing using excel wizardry, or even just relaxing and hanging out in voice chat.

It's a great attitude to have, and it helps others want to show up and do things with him as a result. I've long said that leadership is action and not position, and Strask is a great example of what I mean. As such, he's continued to plug away at activities and has more than earned his next promotion in the equite ranks, a promotion that I am very happy to throw my words behind.

Thank you, Strask.

Lord Muz Ashen Keibatsu, 2024-05-21 14:42:04 UTC