Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I actually don't give a rat's ring one way or the other, but saw that the debate was flagging and decided to stir things up a tad. Yanks who write books like this are always a bit amusing for a while anyway.
I'd be sceptical about notions like transformational leadership being germane to a game like BF2, as it's kind of hard to take a personal interest in the lives of randoms from pub servers, but what the hey.
Is there a chapter on the advisability of abstaining from ejaculation a while before commanding in BF2, so you are in a more tantrically pure state and thus in a position to enjoy it more as well as being more effective? There should be space for that in 96 pages, surely.
nb: In the second edition, I expect that back cover to be plastered with testimonials:
Lcpl Chubz: "This book changed my life ( I'm having the author's babies), it can change yours too."
Dmonkey: " My marriage was failing until I read about tantric commander techniques in this book."
Anthony Robbins: "A manual for the times we live in".
Deepak Chopra: "That review copy he sent me was good if you melted cheese over it".
I think it's nice though, that you get to refer to yourself as "the author", now. Must give you a warm feeling.
May god bless it and all who sail in it.
haha, nice, maybe next time I shall write a research paper on bunnyhopping, tank whores, PKM users, and noob tubers, and call it "The tenative answer to every problem you will face in battlefield 2"
Wow, you guys should be ashamed of yourselves. This man went out of his way to make a book. I don't care if you guys like what he wrote about or not, but the fact that he published it and has it for sale shows something alot more than just posting on forums. I for one would buy the book just to see what he has to say about it, but I'm broke; and I don't even play Commander.
I think it's interesting when people of the community try to help out other people instead of troll and flame everyone. Who cares if he is charing people money for it. After all, it's a book. It took him some time to make, his free time, and I don't see any reason why he SHOULDN'T charge.
Again, if the book doesn't interest you, then don't buy it..
What I want to know is, why do you have to put him down?
grats man on a good job and having the dedication to actually do something like this, which is more than I can say for the majority of these forum jockeys.
If I wasn't so poor, I'd buy it. When I get paid, I'll pick it up.
For the naysayers and straight up rude people, grow up. This guy put a lot of work into writing a book and he deserves to be compensated for it. If you would rather spend hours searching the internet for pieces of information instead of paying for one comprehensive guide then that's your perogative (sp). Don't buy it then.
Strategy guides from companies like brady games SELL A TON. The same could be said that you could find all the information in those guides on the internet, yet people buy them for the convenience.
Quit acting like idiots and give the guy a pat on the back for having the juevos to tackle such a project.
Just a reminder: Don't buy the book until the second edition is out. I'll let you know when it is ready for purchase. The price is coming down and the content is going up...
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