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Number of posts : 4 Registration date : 2009-03-15

Just signed up to the Forum after being asked to check it out. I'm 41, long time biker from Scotland in the UK. Been into gaming since way back in the Days of 'Dragon's Lair' at 10p for two games...lol... Big F.E.A.R fan though don't think much of Project Origin. Mid level skill@ L4D & been playing online for awhile. Anything else you want to know just give me a shout. Thanks.

Subject: Hey Retro.. Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:12 pm

Retrovirus_UK wrote:: Just signed up to the Forum after being asked to check it out. I'm 41, long time biker from Scotland in the UK. Been into gaming since way back in the Days of 'Dragon's Lair' at 10p for two games...lol... Big F.E.A.R fan though don't think much of Project Origin. Mid level skill@ L4D & been playing online for awhile. Anything else you want to know just give me a shout. Thanks.

Hi retro and welcome,will be good to play some more Games of l4d with ya.Oh don't suppose you know how to deritrict a Honda CM125 Laughing

Number of posts : 29 Registration date : 2009-01-14

Hello Retro. Nice to see you found your way here. I think you'll find we're a pretty laid-back bunch who've all passed the legal drinking age and enjoy playing L4D competitively. We have currently one team competing in a tournament and we are hoping to fill out our Beta-team so we can start competing as well.

What I suggest is that we play a couple of games together, so we can see if this is the group for you and how well you fit in. Hope that sounds okay with you.

One thing however....since L4D relies heavily on voice communication, perhaps even more so than other team games, we make a lot of use of headsets through our Ventrilo-server. So if you are serious about joining us, I suggest you pick up the client here.

Hope to see you in game soon. Smile

Admin Number of posts : 69 Registration date : 2008-12-11

Welcome m8 Smile

im sure 1 of the lads have you on steam friends .. they will pass you details of vent etc Wink

Number of posts : 4 Registration date : 2009-03-15

Thanks for the welcomes lads.

Dubz, i don't think there's too much you can do your bike that wouldbe cost effective, short of boring out the motor or fitting a bigger lump, isn't there a cm200 or 250?? Personally I'd keep it as it is and get through your test then get something bigger. You might be able to buy a free flowing air filter and aftermarket pipes which may give you an extra pony or two.

Grifter, i'll look into the suggestions you've made. I do have a brand new Mic, but for some reason can't get it to work Neutral

I'll perhaps grab a few games tonight.

Cheers.