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The Week of War event was run by DJO. DJO was setup to be a neutral entity that supported the gaming divisions. And in this case it was
responsible for the running of the Week of War event and for handling disputed games. The issue was that TFA was the largest club in the Zone, and some people like to infer that DJO was not nuetral. This
was of course untrue, but what can you do. People will think what they want to think no matter what you tell them. |
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The answer was once again pretty simple. Split out the Events Division from DJO into it's own domain. This would actually prove to solve
several issues. One issue solved was that DJO was now able to focus more on supporting the gaming divisions and not overly burdened with thinking about managing mutli-club events. Another issue that was
solved was the ability to allow any club to run their own wars without the club feeling it had to keep on good terms with TFA or TRA (TRA was the 2nd gaming division added to DJO). Finally, the biggest issue this
solved was to put the Events Services into a Game Nuetral Domain that was not tied into any particular Genre of Games. The system would be able to be ported to any game the BSC Staff felt like doing. |
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DarkJedi.Org (DJO) Events Division