OOC Thread and Chatroom

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 09-07-2008, 11:03

After you become member then you can change your post..
Since you are still a Junior Member then you can't unfortunately..
You can talk to some moderators who have the power to make you member though..

**kingsnake** · 09-07-2008, 11:07

You know how you become a member?
How many more posts do you have to make?

I'll have to start posting some more semi-unnecessary posts out here like this one

**Celtic_Punk** · 09-07-2008, 11:07

how do you become a member? lol i don't remember when i became a full member

EDIT: How do you become a SENIOR member?! 1000+ posts or soemthing? or does it have something to do with your join date?

**kingsnake** · 09-07-2008, 11:12

I'm screwed

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 09-07-2008, 11:18

How to become a senior member?

Read the .Org FAQ. It is all there. Even how you can become a just a 'Member'.
What you can do is saying hello and introduce yourself in Entrance Hall in a thread called Hail New Members! (Introduction) v.IV
This way some moderator might notice you

Or you can just ask this in a polite manner.

EDIT: This is from the .Org FAQ

Promotion to Member
Promotion to Member is based on participation, conduct and contributions in your posts. Quantity of posts doesn't matter - you could be promoted on the basis of one amazing post, although just showing the ability to interact with the membership in a helpful and polite manner is easily sufficient. In other words, you don't need to do something special, just enjoy yourself whilst following the Forum Rules above. Introducing yourself (if you have not already done so) in the HAIL New Members! (Introductions) III thread doesn't hurt either!

Promotions are handled manually by the Guild Staff, and are generally done en masse. So as a very quick rule of thumb: if you've been here for a couple of weeks and been posting reasonably regularly during that time, you should be promoted to Member.

In any case, the staff will always try to help you if they can. If you feel perhaps that you've been mistakenly overlooked (as does happen on occasion), your best bet is to either PM TosaInu or Ser Clegane and explain your situation.

**Celtic_Punk** · 09-07-2008, 11:36

i just read the stuff on senior member... why the hell are you not a senior member Ibh-Khaldun?! by my standards you are.... someone's been over looked and is due for a promotion!

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 09-07-2008, 13:08

Originally Posted by Celtic_Punk

i just read the stuff on senior member... why the hell are you not a senior member Ibh-Khaldun?! by my standards you are.... someone's been over looked and is due for a promotion!

Thank You! I'm flattered!

**Warmaster Horus** · 09-07-2008, 14:55

http://rapidshare.com/files/143355861/WotB_Mod.exe.html Just target the RTW folder (the one with the RTW exe).
There's the mod we'll be using! It's basically several mods united in one: the FD mod, the Phalanx mod, money scripts, win-conditions... Permission has been given for all of them.
Bear in mind it will change your installation of EB! A solution has been mentionned in the actually installer (with the release notes).
Also, with the test mod we had a small problem: users were launching the game with the trivial script. I changed the sp game edu backup, so it's the same as ours (which lets us recruit Bodyguards). Launch it any way you want, it should work fine!

Any problems, contact me.

Edit: that's one thing done. Now on to the pictures.

**MerlinusCDXX** · 09-07-2008, 23:06

Just a quick question about this mod. Are all of the permanent fixes included in this? Do I need to install them? (I made a copy of my clean RTW, and installed EB over that, but I did not install any fixes, since I didn't know what order such things needed to be installed in in relation to the mod.)