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Nostalgia: Narcan for the Soul

The morning I woke up naked on a plastic-covered mattress at 3:00 a.m. was an eventful one. I'd tried ending my life the night before and apparently failed in doing so. Unsure of how I survived the medley of toxic substances I'd consumed, I accepted the situation for what it was. The previous night's desire to never open my eyes again had faded, and it was time to go get some help. Sloppily throwing on my military uniform, I stumbled down the barracks hallway and pounded on my buddy's door to ask him for a ride to the hospital. Twenty minutes later I was in a chair next to a social worker who, based on her facial expressions, couldn't necessarily blame me for trying to do what I did. There was plenty to be done in terms of treatments and medications, but not a whole lot to talk about as far as trying to see the situation differently. What she said next is probably the only reason I didn't try again the next day:
 
"Right now sucks. I can't fix that, and neither can you. So let's forget about right now, and go back a few years."
 
She took the next few minutes to elaborate, explaining how indulging in a form of media that I'd enjoyed during happier times could be beneficial in getting me through the next couple of months. She clearly was thinking about books and movies, but I jumped straight to video games. Playing games on personal computers wasn't unheard of in the barracks by any means, and I bought a gaming-capable laptop the next day. After downloading a copy of "ESV: Skyrim" (my favorite game from right before I joined the service), I felt the first specks of joy in weeks. Over the next several months, I found that the social worker couldn't have been more correct. Every time I slayed a dragon or pickpocketed a ruby ring, I felt myself taken back to a happier time in my life - a time when joining the military hadn't even crossed my mind yet. A time when becoming the head of the Thieves Guild was more important than anything. I didn't want to die while I was wielding the Wabbajack, and that's all that mattered.
 
Let people say what they will about gaming. Playing as a youngster saved my life as an adult. Although I hope nobody reading this will ever need to use gaming in such a capacity, I hope that you'll take a moment to enjoy your game today, for tomorrow's sake.

4th edition of the Tactical Gaming News Letter!

Hello TG, welcome to the 4th edition of the Tactical Gaming Newsletter!
 
 

 
Announcements
The man, the myth, the legend, TG's Godfather… SenileSarge (aka DBLdeathdealer) IS BACK!  
Cool Videos
Nothing get's passed @RossHoare @RossHoare Diving Kill @Hunter50354 makes things go boom! Hardpoint softener!  By @Hunter50354 HLL Highlights by by @TG_Recruiter_Rob Satisfying multi deaths by TG's @Hunter50354 Up we go by @Hunter50354 One Man Army by @Hunter50354 Hold the line by @Fugacity_Q Bringing the fight to 'em! by @Fugacity_Q Someone should put a ‘Do Not Enter’ sign over that door by @Just An Enigma Clean up time by @Hunter50354 First day back, already clicking heads ♥ by TG's @Talia#2739  
Recent News Articles
Tactical Gaming: A Journey Through Evolution 3rd Edition of Who's Who, Featuring ARMA's  @TGxFraesmat  

 
You can find all open positions HERE
 
 

 
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The man, the myth, the legend, TG's Godfather… SenileSarge (aka DBLdeathdealer) IS BACK!

@SenileSarge,  aka DBLdeathdealer, is one of the oldest members of TG and one of the most influential throughout our history. Before our Administrative Tracking System (ATS), we tracked attendance on google Sheets… 🙄 Well he created the initial Attendance Tracking System. Since then, his contributions and the ones from people like @OhMcGawGaming and @CjA1418 in the development and maintenance of additional modules of the ATS allows us to manage every aspect of your TG career. 
 
He was our first Vice President (VP) when 
 
 
And then became CoS of Tactical Adventures when
 
 
With the recent events and changes we’ve done to come back to the fundamentals, he felt now was the time to get back in the saddle again . He will be helping us review all our processes from all levels of the CoC and then become the Division Officer of Vanguard Division to finally get new games to grow and become Divisions like we used to.
 

3rd Edition of the Who's Who

Welcome to the 3rd Edition of the new series, Who's Who? 
 
In this series, I get the honor of interviewing members throughout the different Divisions of Tactical Gaming. This interview will focus on the members views and feelings on gaming. 
 
Today, I have the great pleasure of interviewing  @TGxFraesmat
 
 
 
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you please introduce yourself and tell us a bit about your gaming background?
 
TGxFraesmat:  Hey all! I'm Fraesmat, 26 yo, ex-french military, and I've been playing FPS and flight simulators since I can remember! Played R6 as semi-pro 6 years ago and now I play DCS, EFT and ArmA 3
 
TG Sphinx:  How did you become a part of Tactical Gaming?
 
TGxFraesmat:  I met MajorWinters and Biggy in a public game and really liked the way they managed the people and the mission. I asked about the TG tag they had and got interested really quickly in their Arma division
 
TG Sphinx:  What motivated you to become more involved in the community?
 
TGxFraesmat:  I liked the people and the growth potential of the division. I also really liked the idea of applying and teaching what I learned in my military career to the game.
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you share any notable experiences or memories you've had while being a part of Tactical Gaming?
 
TGxFraesmat  If I had to pick one, it would be the first time I planned for a large scale assault on an enemy stronghold and both squads managed to capture it without casualties and with great coordination. It feels so rewarding to see your ideas work to perfection!
 
TG Sphinx:  Which division of Tactical Gaming are you a part of, and what drew you to it?
 
TGxFraesmat  I'm part of the Arma 3 division, where we look for a semi-realistic approach to combat operations of all scales. I really liked the similarities between arma and my old job
 
TG Sphinx:  How does your division contribute to the overall TG community?
 
TGxFraesmat  Right now, we are 22 people, and to promote TG and get possible new members we've started to stream our games on twitch.
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you share any accomplishments or milestones your division has achieved?
 
TGxFraesmat  As of the day of this interview, we are working on deploying a new server and mods that will help us bring an extremly realistic experience to every member.
 
TG Sphinx:  What inspired you to take on a staff role within Tactical Gaming?
 
TGxFraesmat  I wanted to get more involved in my division and wanted to make changes that I believe could benefit everyone's experience. There's still a lot of work to do!
 
TG Sphinx:  What are your responsibilities as a staff member, and how do you contribute to the community?
 
TGxFraesmat  Responsibilities are different: from making sure TG standards are respected to checking where improvements are necessary, creating different game modes for members, leaning more and more mechanics regarding the game, etc...
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you discuss any challenges or rewarding experiences you've encountered in your staff position?
 
TGxFraesmat  A challenge: the first steps into learning the standards and requirements of TG.  A rewarding experience; See the changes I bring to the table become part of our gaming experience.
 
TG Sphinx:  What are your favorite types of games, and why?
 
TGxFraesmat  First person shooters and Flight simulators like DCS. Also like visual novels and some turn based strategy games. Why? I've always felt that I'm very good at imagining my character in a 3D environment, which has allowed me to reach the highest levels in R6 and CSGO competitive ladders.
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you share any memorable moments or achievements?
 
TGxFraesmat  My most memorable achievement? Reaching 20th of Europe in a GO4R6 with my team. Also getting my first PvP kill in a dogfight on DCS.
 
TG Sphinx:  Are there any particular game genres or styles that you'd like to explore more in the future?
 
TGxFraesmat  I'd love to spend more time playing visual novels, but there's so many hours you can play each day before you start losing sleep.
 
TG Sphinx:  How do you actively engage with other members of Tactical Gaming?
 
TGxFraesmat  I like to invite people from other divisions to play with us and also keep an eye on what the other divisions are doing to look for self improvement. I post rarely on some TG channels but I'd like to get more involved with this rich community!
 
TG Sphinx:  Have you made any long-lasting friendships within TG?
 
TGxFraesmat  Sure! Shoutout to Sandman, Numeric and the rest of the crew! You guys are the best!
 
TG Sphinx:  Are there any initiatives or events you've participated in to foster a sense of community?
 
TGxFraesmat  I've not been as active with the rest besides with my division. I'd like to be more active in TG once I've finished all the division reforms we are doing
 
TG Sphinx:  Have you acquired any new skills or knowledge through your involvement?
 
TGxFraesmat  TG has helped me a lot learning regarding server management and remote conections. This has helped me a lot setting up a personal server for home and friend use.
 
TG Sphinx:  What advice would you give to recruits joining Tactical Gaming for the first time?
 
TGxFraesmat  I would tell them to don't dismiss their own ideas. TG is always looking for self-improvement and having members that bring ideas to the table and want to climb up the ranks to apply those are welcome!
 
TG Sphinx:  How can they make the most of their experience and connect with others within TG?
 
TGxFraesmat  TG has such a variety of people and different games, it's highly probable that you can find someone to play anything you have in mind!
 
TG Sphinx:  What are your aspirations within Tactical Gaming?
 
TGxFraesmat  For now, to keep growing my battalion and look for more possible game modes that the guys will enjoy.
 
TG Sphinx:  Do you have any specific goals you want to achieve or contribute towards within TG?
 
TGxFraesmat  My goal? To reach 2 full platoons that play simultaneously. The more we are, the more complex the missions become and more possibilities appear!
 
TG Sphinx:  How do you see yourself continuing to be a part of Tactical Gaming in the long run?
 
TGxFraesmat  Still in the Arma division. This game has so many opportunities I never get bored. 
 
 
Thank you to @TGxFraesmat for taking the time to answer these questions.
 
Stay tuned to the next episode of Who's Who? in another month!
 
 

3rd edition of the Tactical Gaming News Letter!

Hello TG, welcome to the 3rd edition of the Tactical Gaming News letter!
 
 

Recent Announcements
Big changes to our onboarding process. Including when Boot Camp needs to be completed. Presidential Coin for TGxN1ck  
Recent News Articles
When does TG Stream? New Game Added - Hunt: Shodown 2nd Edition of Who's Who? What is Hunt: Showdown? Share your content on TG social.  Details HERE  
Cool Videos 
Insane Conquer Tank Jump from @TG-MAJOR-TGHQORG  Warzone with CoD's 2nd Battalion, Lepanto Squad hosted by @RossHoare  CoD Camos, Coffee & Chill with @gamehoare @RossHoare  
 

You can find all open positions HERE
 
 

Want to add a game to TG? Details HERE Share your content on TG social.  Details HERE TG Recruiting Handbook is located HEREI Become a TG Sponsor to Help TG and get the perks.  details HERE Nitro boost TG's Discord. Details HERE TG Mediation Program (TGMP) Have a conflict with another TG member? Maybe the TGMP can help.  
 
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Tactical Gaming: A Journey Through Evolution

In the ever-evolving landscape of online gaming communities, Tactical Gaming stands as a testament to the power of adaptation and growth. Spanning over 19 years, this gaming collective has undergone a remarkable transformation, shaping itself into a dynamic hub that thrives on teamwork, competition, and camaraderie.
The recent unveiling of a new theme on the Tactical Gaming news site is more than just a cosmetic change – it's a reflection of the community's journey from its inception to the present day.
 
 
Tactical Gaming's first-ever logo - back then, we were known as Tactical Warfare (TW)
 
Tactical Gaming's journey started long before the dawn of the Xbox 360 and PS3 generation. Back in 2005, when online gaming communities were still in their infancy, Tactical Gaming emerged as a beacon of unity for gamers around the world. The Tactical Warfare Command's first announcement marked the inception of a gaming dynasty, laying the foundation for what would become a thriving community.
 

Tactical Gaming announces our first website on August 9th, 2005
 
The community's growth was marked by key milestones. Fast forward to 2008, a year that saw Tactical Gaming's recruiting efforts begin to bear fruit. The IGN board's post from that time is a nostalgic reminder of how the community's efforts to grow its ranks were met with enthusiasm from gamers eager to join the fold.
Innovation has been at the heart of Tactical Gaming's evolution. The integration of medals and badges in 2006 was a landmark move, streamlining recognition for members' achievements and contributions. What was once a complex system of recognition has now become a routine practice, a testament to Tactical Gaming's commitment to progress.
The journey is not without its challenges. The evolution of the Tactical Gaming website itself is a narrative of adaptation. From the early days of Tactical Warfare's website to the current news site, the community's web presence has mirrored its growth. The archived snapshots of the website from various years tell the story of a community that has learned, changed, and improved with time.
 

Posts from the old forums announcing Call of Duty Division and the introduction of badges and medals on the website
 
However, Tactical Gaming isn't just about technological upgrades. It's about people – the heart of any community. Member rosters from 2009 and 2013 stand as a testament to the individuals who contributed to Tactical Gaming's legacy. Recognizable names from the past elicit memories of victories and shared experiences that have shaped the community's identity. The evolution of Tactical Gaming isn't confined to virtual spaces. The community's values of teamwork, communication, and tactics have transcended screens and become ingrained in its members' lives. The introduction of the Events section on the website highlights Tactical Gaming's commitment to internal competition and fostering a sense of unity among its divisions.
 

Some iterations of the Tactical Gaming roster over the years
 
As Tactical Gaming is fast approaching its 19th anniversary, its journey of evolution continues. The recent theme update on the news site is a nod to the organization's growth from its humble beginnings. The new features – the prominent display of recent comments, the ability to upload member videos, and the Events section – are a reflection of Tactical Gaming's dedication to enhancing user experience and staying relevant in a rapidly changing gaming landscape.
 
The story of Tactical Gaming is far from over. It's a narrative of constant adaptation, driven by a passionate community that values its history while embracing innovation. As the community moves forward, it does so with the spirit of its past and an unwavering commitment to creating the best possible gaming experience for its members.
 
Here are some sneak peeks from the old websites: 
 
The website from 2007:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070110195936/http://twhq.org/index.php?act=home
 
The website from 2012:
https://web.archive.org/web/20121107162209/http://tw.tghq.org/rosters/
https://web.archive.org/web/20121107162209/http://tw.tghq.org/rosters/ (Slightly updated roster)
 
This is just a fraction of what the News Team has been discovering in the past few weeks! Stay tuned for more deep dives into the history of TG! 
 
Let us know in the comments, what would you like us to dig into for the next article.

Presidential Coin for TGxN1ck

As I've said a few times now, I don't get a chance to award my Presidential coin to often as the impact must be TG wide. Well, @TGxN1ck (previous R6 PC BGC) return to TG has been  blazing.
 
His impact on the recruiting strategies for Battlefield Division Applying his recruiting know how in other Divisions Adding Hunt Showdown  to Vanguard Division The big changes to our onboarding process.  
As such
 


To all who shall see these presents, greeting:

Know Ye, that reposing special trust and confidence in the fidelity and abilities of
 
@TGxN1ck

I hereby award  one Instance of the Tactical Gaming Presidential Coin




TG Coins Descriptions
 
Given under my hand on August 29, 2023

Signed by: @TGxBiggy
President of TG 

 

2nd Edition of the Monthly Who's Who

Welcome to the 2nd episode of the new series, Who's Who? 
 
In this series, I get the honor of interviewing members throughout the different Divisions of Tactical Gaming. This is a monthly series, published towards the end of the month. This interview will focus on the members views and feelings on gaming. 
 
Today, I have the great pleasure of interviewing @TG SleepyNinja
 
 
 
 
TG Sphinx:  Can you please introduce yourself and tell us a bit about your gaming background?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  SleepyNinja, formerly known as CallaNinja, got introduced to games via Tecmo Bowl on the NES and have been in love with games ever since!
 
TG Sphinx:  How did you become a part of Tactical Gaming?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  I became a part of TG (was called Tactical Warfare at the time), when I was actively looking for a clan to join on the XBox forums. I ran into a post from a former member by the name of QuantumDalek and the rest was history!
 
TG Sphinx:  What motivated you to become more involved in the community?

TG SleepyNinja:  I think I found more motivation to be more involved when seeing how others supported me in advancing up past whatever position I was in, whether it was in Squad, Battalion or Division staff, I had influences that kept me going through my time here.
 
TG Sphinx:  Which division of Tactical Gaming are you a part of, and what drew you to it?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  Currently I am a part of the Call of Duty Division. Ever since the original CoD 4 (the game that got me to join up with TG), I've owned every CoD since and have always been a fan of the series. The Call of Duty Division has always been one of the main staples of TG, alongside Halo, Battlefield and others. 

TG Sphinx:   How does your division contribute to the overall TG community?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  The Call of Duty Division has always been one of the main staples of TG, alongside Halo, Battlefield and others. 
 
TG Sphinx:  What inspired you to take on a staff role within Tactical Gaming?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  I mentioned earlier that a lot of members that were veterans here sort of molded me into who I am. A lot of those same guys and gals were who recommended me to take on staff roles within TG to see how I and TG would benefit from it.

TG Sphinx:  What are your responsibilities as a staff member, and how do you contribute to the community?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  With everything that the position has entailed, from overseeing squad practices to helping them expand from just being considered members, everybody has a part in contributing to making TG what you want it to be.
 
TG Sphinx:  What are your favorite types of games, and why?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  Though I have always been big on shooters (CoD, The Division 2, Rogue Company), sports games have always been in my heart. From my first gaming experiences with Tecmo Bowl on the NES, to now, playing Madden and NBA2K, I will always have an affinity for sports games!
 
TG Sphinx:  How do you actively engage with other members of Tactical Gaming?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  Actively engaging within the community, admittedly, has not always been a strength of mine, but when I do engage, it's for something I feel that would help the division
 
TG Sphinx:  Are there any initiatives or events you've participated in to foster a sense of community?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  In prior years and games, I've helped out with ATC courses in the past in an effort to bring in something fresh to the games that we supported.
 
TG Sphinx:  Have you made any long-lasting friendships within TG?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  I'll be honest, without some of the friendships I've had and still have with current and former members, i'm not sure where I would be. I've had the honor of playing with and working alongside so many great men and women that have been a part of this community, it's hard to keep count, but I know that I am eternally grateful to each and every one of them!
 
TG Sphinx:  How has being a part of Tactical Gaming helped you grow as an individual?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  Outside of the fact that i've literally grown up in my TG tenure (I was around 21 when I first joined), I've learned a lot about myself both personally and professionally.

TG Sphinx: Have you acquired any new skills or knowledge through your involvement?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  I've learned how to be a better leader in certain environments when it is needed, and I've learned that I can't always do things by myself, and delegating tasks to others isn't always a bad thing.
 
TG Sphinx:  What advice would you give to recruits joining Tactical Gaming for the first time?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  One thing i've already been told about TG is that this community is what you make it.  If you want casual, we have casual. If you want competitive, we have competitive.
 
TG Sphinx:  How can they make the most of their experience and connect with others within TG?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  Don't be afraid to reach out to people. The only way you'll be able to learn, develop and advance is by putting yourself out. If you want it bad enough, anything will come to you!
 
TG Sphinx:  What are your aspirations within Tactical Gaming?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  As of September 1st, I'll be celebrating my 5th year in TG... There is no way I thought that I'd still be here... but i've endured it all.  Through everything that has gone on with TG within the last few years, TG has still found a way to endure despite circumstances that have presented itself.
 
TG Sphinx:  How do you see yourself continuing to be a part of Tactical Gaming in the long run?
 
TG SleepyNinja:  I would love to see the divisions we have get back to how things used to be in the past. Call of Duty was one of the largest divisions in TG at one point in time, and with the right leadership, it can get back to that.
 
 
Thank you to @TG SleepyNinja for taking the time to answer these questions.
 
Stay tuned to the next episode of Who's Who? in another month!

When does the TG Stream Team stream?

HI all, 
 
For those interested, you will find the streaming events posted in the TG Events Calender and in addition, if you want to be notified via Discord, assign yourself the role of Stream Events found in the Role Assignement channel.
 

 
 
The Streaming Team will annouce the start of the stream in the Content Creators channel

TG's Newsletter #2

Hello TG, welcome to the 2nd edition of the Tactical Gaming newsletter!
 
 

 

Recent News Articles
The Resturn of who's who Overwatch 2's PVE Hero Mode Cancellation: A Bold and Controversial Decision  
Member's Milestones 
@Deswolf's 5th year anniversary on February 18, 2023
@ReliantSabre's 5th year anniversary on February 23, 2023
@Mythologysync's 5th year anniversary on April 7, 2023
@Slasherxl's 10th year anniversary on April 28, 2023
 
These members now appears on the 5+ and 10+ years of the TG LONGSTANDING MEMBERS roster and has been awarded the appropriate Tactical Gaming Tenure Award medals
 

 
 
 

 
You can find all open positions HERE
 
 

 
Want to add a game to TG? Details HERE Share your content on TG social.  Details HERE TG Recruiting Handbook is located HEREI Become a TG Sponsor to Help TG and get the perks.  details HERE Nitro boost TG's Discord. Details HERE TG Mediation Program (TGMP) Have a conflict with another TG member? Maybe the TGMP can help.  
 
         

 
 
The TG News Letter is brought to you by the  TG Public Relations Office (PRO)

Overwatch 2's PVE Hero Mode Cancellation: A Bold and Controversial Decision

In a surprising turn of events, Blizzard Entertainment has officially announced the cancellation of the highly anticipated PVE Hero Mode for Overwatch 2. This decision has sent shockwaves throughout the gaming community, leaving fans and critics alike questioning the future of the highly anticipated sequel. Let's delve into the reasons behind this unexpected move and explore the potential impact it could have on the Overwatch franchise.
 
The Verge's Report and Blizzard's Confirmation:
News of the PVE Hero Mode cancellation broke through an article on The Verge, leaving Overwatch fans in disbelief. The report highlighted Blizzard Entertainment's decision to shift its development focus away from the cooperative player versus environment gameplay experience, which was initially touted as one of the key selling points of Overwatch 2.
In a subsequent interview with IGN, the director of Overwatch 2, Jeff Kaplan, confirmed the cancellation, stating that the team had encountered numerous challenges in implementing the PVE Hero Mode as envisioned. He emphasized the importance of quality and innovation, suggesting that the cancellation was a result of the team's commitment to delivering the best possible experience to players.
 
Forbes' Analysis: A Major Pivot for the Franchise
Following the announcement, Forbes published an article by gaming journalist Kris Holt, arguing that while the PVE Hero Mode hadn't been completely abandoned, a major pivot was the right call. Holt emphasized the need for Blizzard to adapt to the changing landscape of multiplayer gaming and noted that the decision to prioritize other aspects of the game might ultimately benefit the Overwatch franchise.
Holt's article pointed out that the cancellation of the PVE Hero Mode could allow Blizzard to focus on improving the game's core mechanics, including balancing and competitive gameplay. Additionally, it might give the developers an opportunity to explore new avenues, such as expanding the existing PVP (player versus player) modes or introducing other innovative features.
 
Fan Reactions and Community Response:
The cancellation of the PVE Hero Mode has sparked a range of emotions among Overwatch fans. While some expressed disappointment, feeling that a crucial element of the sequel had been lost, others remained cautiously optimistic, trusting in Blizzard's decision-making process. The Overwatch subreddit and various gaming forums have become a battleground for these differing opinions, with passionate discussions dominating the online discourse.
 
Looking Ahead:
With the cancellation of the PVE Hero Mode, the future of Overwatch 2 is now shrouded in uncertainty. The decision signifies a significant shift in Blizzard Entertainment's development priorities and raises questions about the company's ability to meet player expectations. However, it is important to remember that Blizzard has a history of delivering exceptional gaming experiences, and this unexpected turn might lead to unforeseen innovations in the Overwatch sequel.
Blizzard Entertainment has assured fans that they remain committed to creating a captivating and immersive game with Overwatch 2, despite the cancellation of the PVE Hero Mode. As development progresses, it will be fascinating to see what new features and improvements the team introduces to compensate for this loss.
 
The cancellation of the PVE Hero Mode in Overwatch 2 has undoubtedly shaken the gaming community. While some view it as a setback, others see it as an opportunity for Blizzard Entertainment to refocus its efforts on core gameplay mechanics and deliver a more refined experience. As fans eagerly await further updates on Overwatch 2, only time will tell whether this bold decision will prove to be a turning point in the franchise's history or a missed opportunity.

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