20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment - Recruiting NA - [Est.2019]

[marS$]

What is a Maine

Maine
in American English
(meɪn; for 2, French mɛn)
1.  New England state of the U.S.: admitted, 1820; 30,862 sq mi (79,931 sq km); pop. 1,275,000; cap. Augusta abbrev. ME or Me
2.  historical region of NW France, south of Normandy
Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Word origin
(sense 1) orig. after Maine, region in NW France, but later interpreted as signifying its status as the main part of the New England region

[Unitater]

What is a Maine

Maine
in American English
(meɪn; for 2, French mɛn)
1.  New England state of the U.S.: admitted, 1820; 30,862 sq mi (79,931 sq km); pop. 1,275,000; cap. Augusta abbrev. ME or Me
2.  historical region of NW France, south of Normandy
Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Word origin
(sense 1) orig. after Maine, region in NW France, but later interpreted as signifying its status as the main part of the New England region

Ah so you’re Fr*nch

[LordROMAN]

artillery is recruiting

[marS$]

What is a Maine

Maine
in American English
(meɪn; for 2, French mɛn)
1.  New England state of the U.S.: admitted, 1820; 30,862 sq mi (79,931 sq km); pop. 1,275,000; cap. Augusta abbrev. ME or Me
2.  historical region of NW France, south of Normandy
Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Word origin
(sense 1) orig. after Maine, region in NW France, but later interpreted as signifying its status as the main part of the New England region

Ah so you’re Fr*nch

i prefer fr*nkish

[Moraine]

artillery is recruiting

[LordROMAN]

sos brigade takes the w

[marS$]

sos brigade takes the w

#smokinthat?pack

[Unitater]

Our boys are sure to enjoy the 20thME event tonight

[Moraine]

Our boys are sure to enjoy the 20thME event tonight

[J. Campbell]

Roster looks old. I'll fix that.

[LordROMAN]

Roster looks old. I'll fix that.

[Unitater]

UwU

[BabyJesus]

Wow imagine people not wanting to be in a moraine reg so they leave and you ban the regiment they join from your events

[ChristopherR]

Wow imagine people not wanting to be in a moraine reg so they leave and you ban the regiment they join from your events

Accurate...

Imagine accusing a regiment of poaching and then being DM'd evidence of them NOT poaching and then creating an "Official Statement" with the wrong font-size and publishing it claiming that the other guy is the one spinning the narrative lmao.

[KillerShark]

My old person experienced opinion: Events are a place where the whole community come together for shared enjoyment. Although one regiment may host the event, they are mainly the guides for the community on the particular night, not overlords. Generally the more people there are the better, especially when they are experienced and professional in said events. From what I have seen so far, the 17thFL has had great behavior within events. Until they do something to disrupt an event (mass teamkilling, intentionally spamming chat, or otherwise at the detriment of the overall experience for other players), then they should be allowed to attend.

TLDR: Regimental beef or assuming misintent shouldn't effect community events