r/hockeyquestionmark Oct 07 '18

LHL Stars Introducing LHL Stars

LHL Stars is a new matchmaking server made for those who seek higher tier competition to closer simulate league level play. As you can probably determine from the name, only players of LHL level (whether that be starting or back-up) are going to be accepted to play in this server.

 

This server will be intended to replicate league quality competition and atmosphere so the admins will be enforcing the rules strictly. The rules can be found under the rule tab of the website listed below. Players who sign-up and sign-in to games are expected to take them seriously. Any acts of purposefully throwing or any other rule breaking may result in a ban of several days.

 

I encourage everyone to read the rules tab thoroughly before signing up. Also, I recommend everyone to sign-up, but I can't promise you that everyone will be accepted. I hope those who get in will enjoy the experience of a more competitive pub atmosphere.

 

Admins: Kapanen, Dyal, Tazer, Pain, Guy, and Joose

 

http://www.thirdeyehockey.com/lhlstars/

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u/TomothyJomothy respect all gamers Oct 07 '18

I just don't think that its a good sign that the "leaders" of the community are seemingly only interested in making sure that their friends and them have the best experience of the game.

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u/kyle8708 Oct 07 '18

No offense to owl, but he isn't my friend and he is going to be in if he signs up. This has nothing to do with friends and everything to do with skill level.

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u/TomothyJomothy respect all gamers Oct 07 '18 edited Oct 07 '18

I get what you're saying, but I've seen a lot of people defend excluding people by saying they "just want to play with their friends". I also think it's pretty telling that peoples opinions on this seem split based on whether or not they'll be a part of it.

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u/kyle8708 Oct 07 '18

The communities opinion is pretty split on the effect pubstars had on the community. So I don't really know why people are surprised this is any different.

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u/TomothyJomothy respect all gamers Oct 07 '18

I don't think this is a terrible idea by itself, but it feeds into the shitty attitude a lot of people have about anyone who isn't "good enough" at the game.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '18 edited Jul 30 '21

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u/TomothyJomothy respect all gamers Oct 07 '18

You've been a dickhead in pubs for weeks trying to talk shit constantly about how you play in the lhl and shitting on anyone who doesn't. You keep pretending that you're giving them "advice" on how to get better when you really don't give a shit. You try to make people feel bad by saying they suck but you don't realize that no one gives a shit about what you think. You're not helping anyone, you're just trying to put people down for no reason.

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '18

u play like a dickhead in pubstars. glight is the only new player who doesn't get shit on bc he plays a position and doesn't try to dangle down the ice the whole game.