En_Fuego

[En_Fuego]

Wow, I've been here almost an entire 6 months and I haven't introduced myself! (spite my join date).

Well, just saying hello, I used to be on wc3sear.ch and when I heard about its downfall on TheHelper I decided to check out these forums.

I've been playing Blizzard related games for about 8 years starting with Diablo and moving to WC3 RoC in about 2001/2002, I then expanded to the Expansion TFT and have played it ever since. (Save my inactivity, I've been busy lately).

I'm in Clan AFKT (Away From Keyboard Team) which used to be one of the best Naruto Wars clans along with MiNi and KnG. It was then put into long inactivity as the leaders whom played a key roll in the activity (Hazzerous, DrunkenM4ster, BizzyCJ, thePJA, and Uregano) actually whent 'AFK' without being 'BBS'. Although, Hazzerous has returned from college and everyone is back, save PJA whom is always having fun somewhere.

I really only play DotA/Ladder, sometimes I play Ninjas in Pyjamas if there's no newbs. (Not the famous Swedish Counter Strike Clan. It's an AoS made by the mapmaker UnMi).

 

[link598]

Welcome to the Hive!

 

[EmBeR_NaGa]

Errrr ... ok then, welcome to the Hive, Veteran member, En_Fuego! . Hope you have a great time here and good luck!!

 

[Wolverabid]

Welcome to The Hive Workshop!

Greetings En_Fuego. Great intro, thanks for participating in our community!The Hive includes many talented Warcraft III modders of all skill levels among its users. Veteran members (especially friendly ones) are always welcome. Take a look around and enjoy your stay, may it be long and productive!

Some good places to start include:

• The Important Site Rules
• Your User Control Panel
• Your Information Page
• Warcraft III Tutorials
• Cool Avatars
• THW's Chatroom
• Search The Hive
• Community Members
• The Hive Workshop Staff
• [self="http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30968"]Vote For The Hive Workshop![/self]

Searching the site using the above link always helps, you can learn a lot that way: just reading and learning is usually the best place to start, especially if one feels overwhelmed.

Likewise, the tutorials can really teach ALL of us a thing or two.

The chat room is cool: lots of people can answer questions there.

• A few other tips that might help too:
  • Always search first! Did I already mention THAT?
  • When creating a new thread, make the title VERY specific: so the site's search engine (and we users) can easily understand just what the thread contains.
  • Post your new threads in the proper forum: read the descriptions of each one so that you know what to post there.
  • If all else fails, just send me a private message! I'll try to do whatever I can to help.