Feedback from a recruit

**BrightShadow NL** · 08-26-2015, 02:56 AM

Well I'm really glad I got to point this out, and the responses from you are just great

Thanks.

As for now, I know I mentioned in my post: "Once there is no information or anything coming from the community, recruits walk away from the idea of joining. At least thats what I now think about doing". I kinda gave this another thought and won't take the easy way of walking away from you guys. I'll try to help as much as I can and grow better in Halo, those will be my main focusses now.

So if any of you need someone to complete a team for just a match or anything shoot me a message! I'll do my very best to be online at that time.

As for World of Tanks, it's actually kinda fun, although I haven't played it in a while lol.

**Silko** · 08-26-2015, 03:23 AM

Just something to throw out there, we use to do faction neutral bootcamps when there was a great deal of recruits to get into boot camps or if the army DIs were unable to get someone through a bootcamp in time for sunday. Might be time we bring those back. My bootcamp was a neutral bootcamp and I got a much better feel for what the community was about then some of the army bootcamps I have help run or sit in on.

**silversleek(GEN)** · 08-26-2015, 06:37 AM

Originally Posted by Silko

Just something to throw out there, we use to do faction neutral bootcamps when there was a great deal of recruits to get into boot camps or if the army DIs were unable to get someone through a bootcamp in time for sunday. Might be time we bring those back. My bootcamp was a neutral bootcamp and I got a much better feel for what the community was about then some of the army bootcamps I have help run or sit in on.

to be honest, I don't know why we stopped doing it that way. It was much more rounded out getting perspectives from both armies.

**BrightShadow NL** · 08-26-2015, 06:44 AM

A (neutral)bootcamp actually makes more sence: getting info about REDD and BLUE before actually choosing a side.
Otherwise you have too choose before you even know the difference (if there are any).

**Nicholas Sapien** · 08-26-2015, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by BrightShadow NL

A (neutral)bootcamp actually makes more sence: getting info about REDD and BLUE before actually choosing a side.
Otherwise you have too choose before you even know the difference (if there are any).

It might have stopped cause during the bootcamp we would have needed DIs from both armies which would cause more of a hassle cause of their availability.

**BrightShadow NL** · 08-26-2015, 08:26 AM

Alright I see, makes sence. Maybe one neutral DI then? Just thinking out loud here.

**Nicholas Sapien** · 08-26-2015, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by BrightShadow NL

Alright I see, makes sence. Maybe one neutral DI then? Just thinking out loud here.

That would be better, I'll bring it up in tonight's meeting along with the other stuff that we will be discussing

**Sir Nihlus** · 08-26-2015, 06:04 PM

Being the Head DI of BLUE at the time when neutral boot camps was a thing led by Spartan BH and Raz Vader, I can confirm that part of the reason why it fell flat was due to the availability of DIs and circumstances exclusive to that time. I couldn't commit personally because I had my high school exams for uni for example (man, that was a long time ago....).