Deviator's application

[deviator]

Game Name:
Deviator

First name that your Mom gave ya:
Dale

Age: 22

X-fire if ya use it:
Negative

State, province and/or country ya live in:
Ontario, Canada

Call of Duty game you play the most (this is where members are going to look for you during your recruitment):
Played CoD2 the most, used to play at cal-m level about 5 years ago, quit for WoW but continued playing casually up until modern warfare 2. CoD2 is definitely my favorite game of all time, the movement, firearms and maps are very well balanced.

Ever been in another clan or are you still in one?
It's been too long to remember all of them, I was the leader of apathy's cod division back in the day, they gave us free servers :). Atrocity, and TSH were my other longest serving clans. All my clans have been competitive but I regretfully accept that this game no longer has the competitive aspect to it anymore, but that's fine; I just like shooting things :D

Were you referred by a clan member? If so, by who? Negative.

Why do you want to join our family?
I play on your servers whenever I'm home from the field, I haven't played CoD seriously since I was a teen but I got into it a few weeks ago and I'm addicted again. It's such a good old game, I really appreciate that you guys maintain a server. I love the positive attitude and popularity of your servers so I figured I would give it a shot and see if I can tag up.

Have you ever used a cheat in multiplayer, and if so, do you promise NEVER to use it again?
Negative, cheating ruins the game for everyone.

Have you ever been kicked from a server, and why:
Not in years... but then again I haven't played too much in the past few years haha, I'd like to think I'm much more mature now that I'm a young adult.

How do you rate your overall computer knowledge?
I'd like to say I'm well above average, I've built a few computers from scratch and I'm very tech savvy. I currently do a lot of mapping in ArcGIS with my job (field geologist) and there's always issues copying files over to my trimble and what have you, I always find a way to resolve the "technical issues". When I was younger I feel like I may have had a nerdy side to me which has definitely helped me develop my computer skills.

Just as a closing remark: I'm working this summer as a field geologist doing a bedrock mapping project so I'm literally in the middle of nowhere for 2-3 weeks at a time with no cell or internet access. I understand this is totally undesirable as a recruit but I will be around when I get time off, and I will be playing more in September when I go back for my last year of my undergrad. I hope you can bend the rules slightly considering my circumstances :)

Edit: here's some clips of me in CoD4 if you're interested
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4FClxJIMtA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjHI3leuyzE

Cheers guys,
Dale