Lol. Ok because I'm nice and your so desperate I will let you in.

I'm not desperate >.>
I just think competing in tournaments is fun.
It's all good if it's strictly britts only though.

Also , you're*

Ok I will add you.

Count me in.

ok new players
lordfred
skunk920

I'd like to join please

elbee

Ok. u will be in Division 3 though as both 1st and 2nd divisions are full.

So now we need 7 or 8 more as I have elbee and 2 others in it.

Ok.

Count me in please.

ok i will invite u

Hi, the British leagues are coming to the end of the season now, with a few more games in division 1 and 1 more in division 2.
So we are always looking for new players to join the British leagues so there can be more competion. The league currently has two Divisions. The settings are always 1v1 strate every season, the map however changes each season, the winner of Division 1 gets to decide what map to play on. After each season 2 players from division 1 are relagated and 2 from Division 2 are promoted. It is obviously ran on an RR tournment. The requirments are to be either British or have relation to British 'hense' british league. More than 100 games played.
Current players: ( to see who your up against)
D1:
1. {Rp} Discord
2. [WM] FeatherBucket
3. [Regl] Hedja
4.{Rp} General Mac
5. Ironheart
6. [V.I.W] Awesomeguy
7. tartan
8. Fire_mad Juggenaut
9. {Rp} Wordsworth
10. Ska2D2 ( He might of stopped)
D2:
1.{Rp} Chewie
2. [WG] Warflowvet
3. General Arun {Warlighter}
4. {101st} Grickface
5. Skunk940
6. [Regl] Bobobobo
7. {101st} Greybeard
8. eldee133
Two spaces.

So if you want to join please post on this thread or ask me in a game or tell someone already in the league.
Thankyou results of Season 3 will come soon.

Sorry fogot we did try Division 3 but it failed,
There are 3 more players aswell
PriceofPersia that didn't play division 2 last season.
And also Elbee and Blowfly who where in Division 3.

Yeah, okay, count me in.

do you have to be from england to be in it?

Dom added.

@Seahawks I said the requirments are to either be British or have any relation to Britain

well not British in any full blooded American so can't join this league but where could i find the american one?

I'll play: both grandfathers have British last names. (We like our women foreign.)

Qi, what classifies as a British surname? And also, the fact it was just their surname implies that they are not British themselves?

gg, I know there is a French one, think someone made and American one, read all the threads for the past half a year to a year, skimming the titles, and you might see it.

Qi, if I invite you, everyonelse non British will want to join.

Hedja, my grandfathers both have surnames found in England between 1066 and 1850. The one is (a) a simplified version of a Scandinavian surname (ie, simplified by removing the -son, -sen) originating where Danelaw was; (b) originally a Scottish surname (minus the Mc- or Mac-) but the family moved into northeast England and was Anglicized between 1200 and 1600 (1600 being the farthest back I could trace the name with birth and death certificates); or (c) a simple English surname based on a first name. The other is either (a) a simple English surname based on a post-Norman invasion French first name or (b) an Anglicized French surname based on the name of an area in France. But by the 1700s and 1800s, both were common English surnames.

Grey, define "non-British." Is a recent immigrant who doesn't understand much about the English language, culture or history more "British" than someone whose family left in the mid-1800s? Are you looking for a political definition? Or a familial, cultural, or linguistic definition? If the former, Ironheart is "British" and I am not. If the latter, I am more "British" than Ironheart.

I don't really care about any of this. I just thought it'd be fun to play games with people who know how to write the English language properly (excluding Ironheart the Post-modernist Brit).

Is a recent immigrant who doesn't understand much about the English language, culture or history more "British" than someone whose family left in the mid-1800s?

Haha, Yes, what kind of stupid question is that?

Am I the only one who is uncomfortable with the phrase "more British"?