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[Kouzan Shinzui]

We Are Ruthless - WAR
Clan: Ghost Bear
Website: http://waruthless.enjin.com (under construction)
Leader: Kouzan Shinzui
Second in Command: Nedlok

We are currently recruiting players! We are a smaller clan comprised of mostly founders. The bulk of us have played MWO since the beginning, and we are looking to branch out a bit for the upcoming community warfare. We WILL put you through a trial period at first, as we don't accept just anyone. You must be a good team player, able to listen to orders and commands, and well... not be a baddie!

To apply, please email at champagnedomain@gmail.com

We will have a recruitment page on the website once it is complete (migrating hosts currently)

Edited by Kouzan Shinzui, 30 December 2014 - 07:11 AM.

[CyclonerM]

Faction Clans subforum, Clan Ghost Bear. Clan Wolf pic.

Find the oddities

[Kouzan Shinzui]

Haha, yeah I had Wolf on, we just decided on a final clan... it was difficult since we had fans of Jade Falcon and Wolf in the same clan. We decided on one we can all roll with haha.

[CyclonerM]

Kouzan Shinzui, on 20 August 2014 - 07:25 AM, said:

Haha, yeah I had Wolf on, we just decided on a final clan... it was difficult since we had fans of Jade Falcon and Wolf in the same clan. We decided on one we can all roll with haha.

The imporant thing is that you did not make everyone unhappy lol.

[Kouzan Shinzui]

Up until now, we were a MERC corps for that same reason.

Besides... If you have a pair, helicopter bear! (best clan logo ever)

Edited by Kouzan Shinzui, 20 August 2014 - 07:40 AM.

[CoffiNail]

CGB is the best Clan. Welcome to the extended family. May we crush surat dogs under UAC rounds and retake Terra in ComWar

[CyclonerM]

Well, to stay on topic, CGB is a nice Clan, especially after Tukayyid, when they become Warden (and realize that they have to cooperate with the IS people, realizing a good integration).

But until that time, CGB is a Crusader Clan, just a more prudent one, with an interesting and peculiar family tradition