We started out as a Clan that consisted of Amiga users only, limiting us to playing TeamFortress for regular Quake, as a QW version for the Amiga was not available before id Software released the sources for Quake and QW in December 1999. However, we are not dogmatic about which computers Clan members should be using and during the weeks and months following our founding we took on some members that played on PCs.

The fact that it was virtually impossible to get another clan to play us (most Clans play QW and are reluctant to go back to regular Quake) led us to the decision to start playing TF for QW, a transition that fortunately most members were able to follow.

When we founded our Clan there was basically no TF server that was still based on regular Quake, so in order to satisfy our gaming needs and for the enjoyment of the entire Amiga community (and everyone else who likes to play TF on regular Quake), we set up a TeamFortress server about which you can read more on the server information page. Even though we were playing QW most of the time, the server continued to be open to everybody unable or unwilling to play on QW servers for some time.

We will not only judge you on the amount of frags you accumulate and how often you capture the flag, but even more based on how you can blend in with a team and make yourself useful to your side without necessarily being in the front line all the time, this holds especially true for engineers - engineers are a support class and should be employed as such, if you e.g. like to get into firefights and capture the flag with an engineer, chances are quite high we will not need you.

We are planning to compete in the next seasons of one of the TF leagues, at the time of writing most probably the IGL. Therefore we expect members to be available for matches and training at regular intervals. Real life comes first, of course, but if you have so much real life to handle that there isn't any time for TF, please don't join.