I'm finding some old stuff related to SiK that I felt was too good not to share.

Here's an icon I made for the crew - "passing the damn train":


Will add more to this post as I find it.

*edit* There is an area of our forums that's available to the original crew - if anyone wants access or their password reset, let me know. Easiest place to find me is on Facebook Messenger as Nik Trathen or email nikt@drugcrew.com.. it shows you guys starting out, picking a logo (screenshot attached)

Glad to see you guys still around - see you in Mr Greens or SKC !!!

Thanks dude.. you shouldn't forget filling that out a bit with the way u guys have written maps, have an approach for refining race speeds/times/paths etc.. that you're purely racing and up for wars - racing, that is, as I've seen Demon post on AGS.. perhaps if you all compile bits you will get a full picture.. I'd pop it on the forum home page as an about us link or something.. it's good for people to get a quick feel for what you're about.

Hey dude..

Guys, it's worth checking out AussieGameServer's samp server - lots of people at all hours, with a stack of races and racers - also works better on systems that are a lot slower.  Perhaps those of u not using MTA might want to consider it, especially.  Demon & I have been playing on there, given how quiet it's been in the MTA world over the last few weeks.

Hope to see you there.

Nice..


It has ballls..

lol.

I'm not stirring, I just wanted to say balls.

Weird, coz I didn't want to the second time.

 

Some thoughts from DRuG's experience with overseas members..

- Overseas people covering a wide range of timezones means a massive worldwide raise in profile for the crew, the name becomes recognized by many more clans than it otherwise would, only existing in the Australian timezone or whatever.

- When one member signs up from a timezone, I find an overall increase in members from that area - they begin to operate as a 'cell', helping the crew obtain skilled members they otherwise wouldn't be around to get to know, initially.

- Having people that communicate in other languages may be a hassle in teamspeak, but it also introduces the crew's presence in areas that otherwise would go completely ignored.. for example, after signing up CZ3, a very talented modder from Israel, we, shortly after, had an influx of talented european modders, all speaking mostly Hebrew and major fans of CZ3 - his reputation became part of ours - a good thing if you choose your people carefully.

- Other geographical regions becoming saturated with members also introduces a niche for new servers, hosted in that region, run by local members - again, raising the profile of the clan & it's approachability for non english people - I consider this a fantastic thing - DRuG have quite the reputation in Korea, I'm told, where gamers are like rockstars.

There's also the aspect of age - DRuG's major releases have almost all been developed by very young (or in my case) very old members - if anything, as a result, I am more inclined to recruit a young person, so long as they aren't inclined to act immature.  In the case of [DRuG]SniperX, the developer of our Big Monkey trainer for Vice City, he was not only 14, but while working together on Teamspeak, has been about the only member that (rightfully) brought me into line when I was waffling and he was trying to work with peepz on a project - he told me to shut the fuck up, and he was right... so being age-ist? No way.. sometimes it's the age difference that gives these people the determination to perform equal or better than their new 'peers'.

I think SiKr works..

HAH  you could even have SiKst  for the Senior Team-members   

And SiKo for

ah

me lol - SiK Outsider


K, I was bored.

Yeh since the nameservers have been updated everything is working fine for me here.. nice one bruvvvaaa..

Ricollllaaaaa