Where: Snow Fort, Town

When: Saturday, 10th March

Times: 12:30 PM Penguin Standard Time

12:00 PM PST

1:00 PM MST

2:00 PM CST

3:00 PM EST

8:00 PM GMT

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Hello ACP!

I was very happy with our sizes we got on Sunday. I think our sizes should be more consistent which means instead of being very big and then a bit small we should be big all the time. On Sunday we destroyed our goal of 45+ troops on line with great tactics to match. This time our goal is 50+ which is slightly higher but I think we can still beat it! If we reach our goal everyone gets 5 medals. Our training/recruiting will be good practice for us if we decide to go enter the new CPAC tournament.

Okay so here is how the event will work out. First we get 50+, once we do that we can practice a bit more tactics before we move on and go recruit through the entire server at the end. With a fat size like 50+ we might not be able to fit in the same room together along with the people we are trying to recruit. So we might have to split up to maximize our recruiting power and ability. But then again, Snow Fort isn’t that big of a server. So we will just have to see at the event!

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I was sick (and I still kinda am) but I am now feeling better probably because of our awesome sizes the other day. But that got me thinking. What does the ACP mean to me? Why am I here? I joined ACP when I stumbled upon it when I was searching around Google for PSA stuff. I thought it was just some inactive organization with not many people in it. But I was amazed when I saw the massive ranks page and the activity of the site that made me want to become part of something great. I didn’t join ACP because of its size or greatness. I joined cause I liked the name, its colour, and mostly cause it was the only army I knew back then. To me the ACP is more than just an army. It is a large group like a family that looks out and cares for one another. We will always get into fights but at the end we are very friendly people towards each other. In the ACP there are always people who care and show concern for me even though I don’t know them in real life and I try to be as kind as possible to them too.

Coincidentally enough, I joined ACP a few days or month after my pet fish died and even as a noob when I wasn’t even bothering or trying to act sad about it, I was mostly over it but someone actually cared and made me feel even better. That person was actually Aber. The ACP has also taught me many things. I wasn’t a teenager when I joined ACP and didn’t do much with blogs so I didn’t know how to setup or operate a WordPress blog or even take a picture on CP. But the ACP and it’s soldiers taught me all that and more. Being in the ACP means working as a TEAM. What does ACP mean to you?

Comment If You Can Make The Event! [5 MEDALS IF WE GET OUR GOAL]

~Kenneth1000

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