We were Glitchcore, we were Agent, Fear, Talon, and Snow. We believed in the use of glitches not to break the game, but to provide for a more dynamic experience. We began in Call of Duty 4 and slowly grew apart there after. Some of us remained, as games changed, and glitching as we defined it, ceased to exist in any practical form.

Now only one of us remains active, Agent, ever vigilant in maintaining the fire of the team that was forged. Glitchcore, hardcore parkour.

We believe balance and mastery of many guns. Everyone must be capable of everything, but they must also master at least one thing. In CoD4 it was mastering all the guns and specializing in two types of gameplay. In bfbc2 it was mastering two classes but being effective in all four, again the balance of capability and specialization. In Mw3, well, none of us ever made it to mw3 after mw2... call of duty will always be CoD4 for us, our home.

Now in BF3, the floor is open, there are so many choices, so many things that mastery of many is nigh impossible for the working man (or woman). I, Agent, specialize in being capable of effective use in each class, I have mastered none and focus on the strategic game rather than just killing and just one class. I am an Engineer by trade and marksman/Support by career, I do not play Assault very often but can as needed.