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Here at PGL, we believe that our best asset is the community. Before any decisions are made, community feedback is gathered and considered and it greatly affects the way we expand into games, host competitive seasons and configure out servers. The Staff of PGL are comprised entirely of passionate members of the community who have volunteered and/or been selected to manage certain aspects of the community. Our goal is to continue to do exactly this.

In ARK you can be anything. A lone wolf living independently crafting what you need to get by, or perhaps you would even prefer to offer your services and goods to others! With PVP available you could even join up with your friends and become a group of raiders/mercenaries who search through the jungles and hostile environments of the island, in search of other players and their gear. With all these features and so many things to do, ARK can get a bit confusing, especially for newer players. Don't worry though, have you covered!

Insurgency is a modern military shooter, with an emphasis on fast paced action and more realism than most of its kind. Low time to kill (TTK) combined with expansive close quarters and open maps provides players with a wealth of multiplayer content to experience. There are multiple game modes on public servers catering to many different styles of play from single life, objective based and wave based game modes. Push is the most popular and most played game mode on public servers, requires a level of co-ordination, team work and communication among players, especially on a 32 slot server! This features attackers and defenders with four objectives to capture and defend, one at a time. Successfully winning a round will require good use of smoke cover, grenades and covering fire to allow teams to successfully attack or defend an objective.

“I’ll respawn in 5 and kill that sniper, and then I’ll top the scoreboard and carry my team to victory…what team?” The common thought that goes through many modern first person shooter players as they grind their way through games. Constantly being rewarded for common in-game actions. Mainstream titles such as Call of Duty, Battlefield and Battlefront give emphasis on individualism and the need to be a great individual player, rendering them as one-men-armies against everyone in the server. As dying becomes irrelevant and having the luxury of respawning back into the battlefield, the concepts of objective based gameplay, team cohesion and communication fly straight out of their barrels. In Rainbow Six: Siege, you won’t find any of this nonsense.