The starting roster heading into spring for Bravo will be JigSaw, Battojin, Liath, and Eternal.  Sources say that Russelcrowe will also be making a comeback.  A few members also have potential recruits in the works.

Its going to be a good season, and our goal is to make first page.

Charlie and Delta

As part of the changes taking place, members of Bravo Team were given the opportunity to start their own teams.

• Charlie Team will be Headed by Overdosed and include long time LRSD members Pafinator, and Starnards
• Delta Team is possibly the youngest team the LRSD has seen literally. Leading this team will be Bobby Shadow, and Grim Punisher

The LRSD wishes both of these teams good luck next season.

Back To CoD 4?

Quite a few members of the LRSD have been playing CoD 4, will the LRSD return to 4 and rise to the top? only time will tell, stay tuned.

As some of you may know, a few weeks back we had a few promising recruits that were thought to make Bravo one of the best teams since Alpha. Out of these recruits Fatality and Eat Snipe were definite standouts. While these guys are definitely talented, The LRSD as a whole was beginning to feel a rift forming, with these guys at the epicenter. JIGSAW did what he had to do and Let these guys go. There Egos had gotten way too big, and Mad Dog will be the first to tell you The LRSD does not do Egos.

THIS JUST IN…

Jigsaw has just received a written apology from Eat Snipe. It states as follows…

“This is a message towards all clan-mates of LRSD.

As you all have noticed I have been removed from not only team bravo, but the entire LRSD clan. I realize that the majority of you wanted me to be removed, and im glad you feel that way. I was completely out of hand and I was so caught up in the thrill of winning that i forgot about the rest of my team. I am coming to realize, that Game Battles is not all about winning. Who cares if we don’t win every game. I have never met a nicer bunch of guys than team bravo. Sure, we get into arguments about positioning and not calling out, but somehow we always get the job done. I hope that both Mad Dog and the rest of team bravo except my apology. I am willing to do what ever it takes to regain my spot, and i hope we can finish out the winter season with a bang!”

it seems to me his being removed from the LRSD has opened his eyes to his faults.

Will the LRSD accept his apology?

Stay tuned for more…

To make a long story short, Jigsaw was browsing the forums on the GB W@W home page, when he spotted a cry for help from two guys who were on their knees begging to become part of an elite team. Jigsaw decided to give them a shot, and brought them into a Bravo – Charlie scrim. They knew nothing of the LRSD’s strategies or who they were even really playing with for that matter. They went in and nobody knew what hit them. The pleaded with Jigsaw to be a part of the Clan and he decided to give them the Ceremonial Initiation, and heres how it went down…

First up was Fatality he got a Team Deathmatch on Makin. He picked his weapon class and headed out into the unknown and…. BAM the kid went 34-5… Unbelievable! I have to check with the powers that be on this one guys but im pretty sure that may be the 2nd place record for initiation.

Second went Elite Killer. Team Deathmatch on Castle. The members of Bravo Team gave him a few words of encouragement (dont die), and like mother bird, kicked him out of the nest on his own. He also put up pretty impressive numbers going 11-5.

These two new initiates have been playing together for quite a while, and it is going to be very interesting to see what they bring to Team Bravo.

So as it stands the roster looks like this, and this may be final.

• Jigsaw
• Chub
• Paco
• Grim Punisher
• Eat Snipe
• Fatality
• Elite Killer
• Bobby Shadow (IR/Backup)
• JMD Snipes (backup)

We wish Charlie team well and good luck!

Today Bravo Team had two new recruits, JMD Snipes (snipes for short) and Eat Snipe (Eatsnipe for short?).

JMD Snipes has been playing with the LRSD for a couple days now, and he has definitely proven himself on the Battlefield. He was given the opportunity to take the grueling, and nerve-wracking LRSD initiation challenge and he BOMBED! But Snipes didn’t lose to the other team NO!, He in fact Beat himself. After a little bit of smacking around and encouragement from JigSaw and other members of the LRSD, he went into a Team Deathmatch on Makin armed with nothing but a PPSH and a refined sense of confidence, and HE GOT IT DONE! Congratulations Snipes!

EAT SNIPE was brought into a match by JMD Snipes just for fun, and he pretty much OWNED the other team! JigSaw thought, “Maybe he had a really good match, everyone does sometimes.” but then he did it Again, and Again, and Again! and after a very short deliberation by the members of Bravo he was also given the chance to take the Initiation Challenge. He Went into a Team Deathmatch on Cliffside with his trusty STG-44 and started out very strong, and stayed strong to the end ultimately completing the challenge, and becoming the newest member of the LRSD and Bravo Team.

Congratulations from all go out to JMD Snipes and Eat Snipe, on making it to one of the Most Elite clans in Gaming the LRSD!

The current Bravo Team roster is:

• JigSaw
• Paco
• Chub
• GrimPunisher
• Shadow
• JMD Snipes
• EAT SNIPE

Bravo Team now has a lot of work to do, on Solidifying their team into one unbreakable unit, getting their strategies down to become second nature, and …

Taking on the Charlie Team in a no-holds-barred, 6v6, 7 match series, sponsored by Alpha Team. Both teams will be competing for prizes. There will be Turtle Beach Headsets up for grabs, among other stellar prizes. Good Luck to both teams!

Thats it for now stay tuned for more

Way too often I see players aiming straight up, and launching grenades hoping to hit someone. While this technique can, and sometimes does work, Im going to give you tips on how to most effectively use this very powerful, yet scarce weapon.

In Call of Duty: World at War there are three types of Primary Grenades; Frag, N 74 ST (Sticky), and Molotov. Each of these are very different and effective in their own way

FRAG

The Frag Grenade is The Most common type of grenade you will see. It damages enemies by sending shrapnel

 flying into anyone nearby. They can be thrown the furthest, and will bounce off walls. Some tips for using these are:

1.  Take Aim – Although this sounds simple many people just toss, and pray. Determine the best place to throw it and then let it go.
2. Cooking – The Frag has a five second fuse, which means once you press RB you have five seconds before it detonates. If you cook a grenade before throwing it near an enemy, many times it will not show up on their screen, and you have an easy kill. The “timer” can be determined by counting the pulses of the cross hairs, one pulse per second. I find cooking the grenade for three seconds most effective for short distance tosses, and 1 1/2 to 2 seconds most effective for long distance tosses.
3. Use Obstacles to Your Advantage – Have you spotted a guy behind hard cover, and the deep impact perk isn’t quite working? Try bouncing a frag off a nearby wall into his position, you would be surprised how well this works compared to trying to throw it over him.

The sticky grenade is primarily an anti-tank grenade. It sticks to almost any surface it is thrown at, has a very small blast radius, and it doesnt cook, meaning you can hold it as long as you want. some tips for

 using these are:

1. Try to Equip Them on Maps With Tanks – The sticky can easily destroy one of those pesky enemytanks while it is flaming, damage its armor, or disable its skids (wheels). Once those tanks are destroyed, you can continue fighting, without worrying about getting a mortar shell straight to the head.
2. Direct Stick – If an enemy is rushing at you fast, or catching you off guard around a corner, a direct stick is a great, and sadisticly satisfying way to stop them “dead” in their tracks.
3. Stealth Kill – Throwing a sticky at a wall or obstacle near enemies is a pretty good way to take them out before they know what hit them.

Molotov coctails as they are called, are nothing but glass bottles filled with fuel, and a rag acting as a wick. They are pretty much direct hit killers, an will burn for quite a few seconds, damaging enemies who walk through it. Some tips for using these are:

Congrats to the LRSD Bravo Team for recording there first GB victory. They are currently 1-4 but they are just starting to jell together and everyone in the LRSD expects big things out of them. Remember Bravo doesn’t stand for BAD so don’t take these guys lightly. These guys are solid individual players and once they start jelling as a team they will be hard to beat.

First Victory: LRSD Bravo 2 – N830B 1. Type: Team Deathmatch

LRSD Splits in Three

LRSD has officially split into three parts. LRSD Alpha, LRSD Bravo and LRSD Charlie. The roster is still in the process of being sorted out and there could be more changes along the way. Rumors say Alpha Team might have a few free agent prospects to add to there line up.

Note: LRSD did remake there Game Battles to form these 3 teams. LRSD was ranked in Top 50. Alpha will return to glory and hopefully Bravo and Charlie follow suit.

Alpha Roster (3-3)

• Mad Dog (LRSD Leader)
• Gymbo
• Takedown
• Feccy
• Jeffro
• Iconz
• Rasca

Double Team

• Magic Wooshy (Emergency Back Up to Alpha)
• Diaper Dandy (Emergency Back Up to Alpha)

Bravo Roster (1-4)

• JigSaw (Bravo Leader)
• Paco
• Chub
• Overdose
• Pafinator
• ShotOut

LRSD Charlie (0-3)

• Bore (Charlie Leader)
• BobBigCack
• HighFive
• StarNards
• RazorHead
• PolarSteam
• GrimPunisher
• Bobby Shadow (When he Returns from IR)