E-seals What's your opinion?

WARLOCK · 07-02-2005

e-seals is where uncle touchy lives. uncle touchy has candy. uncle touchy wants to put his pork grease covered hands on my no no place. i don't like uncle touchy, he smells like anti-freeze and oldspice. stay away from the e-seals rooms or uncle touchy will see you.

Cakey_Spice · 07-02-2005

I honestly think that those rooms are pointless. The only reason they are used for is GNK (glitch no kill) and the occasional clan war.

~DaFlip~ · 07-03-2005

E-Seals i only think has a point for the GB tryouts but thats it. i mean i see alot of r^ rooms now in canada rooms. maybe cuz canada is a pointless country haha. but ya dont worry about rank ups in socom2 really. socom 3 is comming out and yea we will all be Cookies then some will be captains and some will suck d|ck but who cares it all fun eh?

Negative Creep · 07-03-2005

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Originally Posted by ~DaFlip~

i mean i see alot of r^ rooms now in canada rooms. maybe cuz canada is a pointless country haha.

I'll let our Canadian members and moderators comment on this opinion... just call me Switzerland in this instance.

GreyHelm · 07-03-2005

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Originally Posted by ~DaFlip~

i mean i see alot of r^ rooms now in canada rooms. maybe cuz canada is a pointless country haha.

As someone who's grandparents live in Canada I am shocked and apalled.

SOTGMarine · 07-05-2005

To add to what Chief was saying, ...

The E-SEALs servers were intended to host a variety of online tournaments and social gatherings of SOCOM players registered at www.socomeseals.com, ADD Marketing's E-Seals website.

I'm sure hosting their own servers was part of the marketing contract, though they really didn't have too many events or gatherings on the servers themselves during SOCOM II - a few - but not so many as to need so many full servers. After their last major tournament in late 2004, the website seemed to cease any actual progress in SOCOM II, likely too busy preparing the legalities and ideas for SOCOM 3.

According to Joe at ADD Marketing, they will be continuing with their E-SEAL venture on into SOCOM 3, but this time with many more planned "events" and tournaments in store for registered "e-SEALs."

Although the site looks like it's "old news" and may be somewhat difficult to navigate, it's probably a good idea to register on the site, so you can be kept a bit more informed on SOCOM 3 issues, as Joe (known as Vagrantscout) tries to keep their members somewhat abreast about SOCOM 3 news.