Well what if we keep the belt limit but specify on what type of players we are looking for ? For example , we could add in that we are seekeing skilled texture makers or creative video makers . We could even have a requirement of there skill , Ex: Player must be able to run , spar , have a good sence of realism and so on . We would ask them to provide proof of the skill thats required . This should narrow down the amount of applicants to the most skilled of players .

Also , a quick biography of the individual could prove usefull to see how mature they are .

ok.. i dropped off at the sparthing.. but i really cant play even near realism, in fact i believe that you are the only one who can freerun so it looks somewhat realistic.. so why should we tell them to do something we cant + if we have that many requirements, i think that many (good enough) ppl think that they wouldn't make it anyways even if they really were pro. and the ppl with no common sense would think like "wow what a awesome clan!! lets see if they got space for one jerk to brag about the clan and ruin its reputation so i can hop to other clan with good rep.!!"

and if this was completely offtopic.. can someone tell me what TR is saying again...

well, i was looking at snipersfan's sig, and i saw the greek writing, are you greek, because im half greek, and, i would love if you could teach me some

Umm... funny thing actually.
I was reading Percy Jackson, and they spoke Greek.
And, I decided to use my helpful friend Google Translate
But, the translations are not that good.
And, btw, Greek is a language that I really want to learn, but don't have time to.

Owww, that explains it, Because I saw te Greek writing I presumed that you were

When you know how to change or add keyboard layouts you can write almost every language .

ыфцеп цф ыпфпуц
σαγςαεγ θςαγδσζγ
หเฟเ้ฟำ สไำเฟักเผสิ

Yes I want to know how to do that, but I'm not quite sure how yet

If only learning languages were that simple.

On Windows XP I used a program called FlexType(because the way XP handled the languages sucked).

Newer Windows have software,you basically need to go in Control Panel > Region and Language > Keyboards and languages

and add whatever keyboard layout you want.Then set up the key shortcut for changing between languages and you're good to go.It really won't do you much good if you don't have a basic understanding of the language,but hey.

i'm much cooler.
i open my browser, type: translate.google.com
enter the language i would like to type in and choose the language i wanna translate it in.
most times, it works o:

hm.. how about the writing since you're not able to copy-paste stuff in tb.. i cant write chinese with this keyboard.. ФПŁΫ Λ ЬĮŤ ŘIJŞŚЯΛЙ ΛИĎ ςΏ ΏЙ ЩΐГΉ ЖΫ 3ĎŞ


P.S guess where i am now irl!