Announcing The Veteran's Challenge
GeneralDirection
Oct 31 2012
Knightmare93
Oct 31 2012
There needs to be more than 24 hours in a day. Where do I find the time to participate in this? I would love to if only time was something I had.
georgewashington1775
Oct 31 2012
"Note that no more than 640 teams may participate in the Veteran's Challenge Tier 8"
So does that mean an unlimited number of teams can participate in the Tier 6 and 4 categories?
So does that mean an unlimited number of teams can participate in the Tier 6 and 4 categories?
Captain_Judo
Oct 31 2012
tankkiller450
Oct 31 2012
good thing is that the little kids will 1 be in bed or 2 be in the hospital cuz they ODed on candy :P
get well sood but not to soon (so they cant partisipate)
get well sood but not to soon (so they cant partisipate)
HEAT_T
Oct 31 2012
Another great opportunity for players in general and good luck to all. And to WG.net, thank you SO much for allowing Canadian players to support the United States' veteran's charities!
A_Little_Baby
Oct 31 2012
Tedster59, on Oct 31 2012 - 01:40, said:
wow this is amazing. Wish school didn't stop me from doing this.
http://t1.gstatic.co...nCVwHRwf6q1DwlA
Captain_Judo
Oct 31 2012
AbsoluteRoyal
Oct 31 2012
What was the reasoning for a 6 person limit? Wouldn't it make more sense to allow 7 or even 8 players possibly so teams aren't forced to exclude members
nuclearguy931
Oct 31 2012
Kudos to Wargaming for this.
This is one of the most generous offers I have seen made in over 1 year of playing.
Again, good job Wargaming!
This is one of the most generous offers I have seen made in over 1 year of playing.
Again, good job Wargaming!
SpyGuy999
Oct 31 2012
Perhaps we could have one Canadian charity benifiting from this challenge: like the Royal Canadian Legion for example.
And in Canada, Great Britain and other Commonwealth nations, it's Remembrance Day on the 11th of November, not Armistice Day. The French celebrate Armistice Day in Europe.
And in Canada, Great Britain and other Commonwealth nations, it's Remembrance Day on the 11th of November, not Armistice Day. The French celebrate Armistice Day in Europe.
NuclearBanane
Oct 31 2012
I'm offended.
Remembrance day is a common wealth day of remembrance. Not only was the banner of a Canadian monument and a Canadian veteran ( see poppy ).
BUT the fact that War-gaming North America only chooses America veteran charity's isn't right.
Replace the banner and embrace an American only stance or please be kind to the fact that we Canadians have soldier who died and fought for the same freedom we both enjoy.
I am not trying to say I am against giving to veterans but its insulting to not include Canadian charity's into the list.
~Nuke
EDIT: Its remembrance day vs veterans day. My complaint still stands.
Edited by NuclearBanane, Oct 31 2012 - 05:04.
Remembrance day is a common wealth day of remembrance. Not only was the banner of a Canadian monument and a Canadian veteran ( see poppy ).
BUT the fact that War-gaming North America only chooses America veteran charity's isn't right.
Replace the banner and embrace an American only stance or please be kind to the fact that we Canadians have soldier who died and fought for the same freedom we both enjoy.
I am not trying to say I am against giving to veterans but its insulting to not include Canadian charity's into the list.
~Nuke
EDIT: Its remembrance day vs veterans day. My complaint still stands.
Edited by NuclearBanane, Oct 31 2012 - 05:04.
GeneralDirection
Oct 31 2012
NuclearBanane, on Oct 31 2012 - 04:32, said:
I'm offended.
Veterans day is a common wealth day of remembrance. Not only was the banner of a Canadian monument and a Canadian veteran ( see poppy ).
BUT the fact that War-gaming North America only chooses America veteran charity's isn't right.
Replace the banner and embrace an American only stance or please be kind to the fact that we Canadians have soldier who died and fought for the same freedom we both enjoy.
I am not trying to say I am against giving to veterans but its insulting to not include Canadian charity's into the list.
~Nuke
Veterans day is a common wealth day of remembrance. Not only was the banner of a Canadian monument and a Canadian veteran ( see poppy ).
BUT the fact that War-gaming North America only chooses America veteran charity's isn't right.
Replace the banner and embrace an American only stance or please be kind to the fact that we Canadians have soldier who died and fought for the same freedom we both enjoy.
I am not trying to say I am against giving to veterans but its insulting to not include Canadian charity's into the list.
~Nuke
We've donated to a Canadian veteran's charity in the past. We generally change most the charities each time. We're more than happy to listen to suggestions for charities, because our research did not provide many leads for other countries. The reality is we are based in the United States, and so we are most familiar with its charities.


