Your Timezone: Eastern Time zone
Your age: 16
SteamName: bd2recon
SteamID:STEAM_0:0:121127838
In-Game Name: BD2 Recon
Warnings(On Server|No more than 5): 3
Do you have a mic: yes
How long have you been on the server: more the 20 hours
Have you administrated another server before: not yet/never tried to
Which server and for how long:
1.
Can you write with proper grammar?
Write an example: Hi, my name is Paul and i'm 16 years of age. I like to play Garry's Mod all the time. I love gaming, it is my main priority and I would wish to continue. I also like to play xbox! On xbox I usually play COD Black Ops 2, and other COD games. Garry's mod I usually play all the time during the day, but at night I always play.
2.
Why do you want to become a moderator?
Write why: I would like to become a moderator because it seems as there are not many on this server. If there are many on this server I never see the, I see them once in a while but not all the time. I am vary active and feel if i'm always active then there will be no problems on the sever. Like today, there was a problem were someone placed something on the ground were it froze everyone. They blocked off spawn and when people killed the self there was still no way out. But because i am constantly active i could have fixed that problem right away. Yesterday there was a problem were a kid was attempting to d-dos everyone who excepted there friend request. I could have fixed that but instead everyone had to wait for a admin or moderator to go on the sever. Overall this is why i wanted to become a moderator to help the sever become more stable and not have as many "bugs" in it.
3.
Why would you be good as a moderator?
Write why: I believe I would be a good moderator because i'm active almost all day and i could put a stop to many things that may happen throughout the day. Not only that but I would like to be know as a cool person around the sever and maybe it will make me some friends. But to conclude this message i would like to thank you for your time and have a nice day.
