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| - The UNSC Warriors is a group on Bungie.net. A fun fact about the UNSC Warriors is that they started a whole alliance of groups, such as The Brash Commune, Christians Under God, Brothers in Christ, Infused Entertainment,Shadowed Defenders and many others, if it wasn't for the UNSC Warriors, many of those groups wouldn't have ever even been created and never allied with each other.
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| - The UNSC Warriors is a group on Bungie.net. A fun fact about the UNSC Warriors is that they started a whole alliance of groups, such as The Brash Commune, Christians Under God, Brothers in Christ, Infused Entertainment,Shadowed Defenders and many others, if it wasn't for the UNSC Warriors, many of those groups wouldn't have ever even been created and never allied with each other. The UNSC Warriors is Captain Richards' primary headquerters and hideout, alone with his best friends, or what would be called his "crew" in the group. Many of the members in the UNSC Warriors are very polite and caring. They are always willing to help someone out. The UNSC Warriors used to be an open-to-the-public group, but after many forum pirates, AKA flamers and Spammers came along, and sent many spies into the group. Captain Richards was forced to change the group setting to "Membership requires Approval," and only trusted people or people the UNSC Warriors' knows are allowed to join the group without being interviewed many times and interigated. The UNSC Warriors' is home to many, many forum games. Including your favorite classics like "Corrupt a Wish," and the "Counting Game," and many of its own forum games that the UNSC Warriors' crew thought of. Such as "Last Post by the End of the month," Unlike many groups, the UNSC Warriors' primary threads aren't aimed toward Machinima and Caption Contests like most groups, but for just general discussions and questions. Such as its famous "Go see this Movie," thread which is where we rate movies and tell our thoughts on them and what we think of newer movies that are coming out, it is mostly used when a member sees a movie so they come back and tell us all about, that way if another wants to see the movie, they know if it's good or not. Basically you could talk about anything you want thats not against the rules, and the rules are simple, pretty much just use your common sense, like for example no racism or s3xual threads are allowed, and are the most enforced rules. Unlike many groups, they allow religious and political discussion.
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