Clash of the Crews
A GTA online league organized by @Lann
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Sign up
by Lann- 4 followers
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To sign up please post a few words about your crew in this thread, and add your crews Rockstar Social Club (RSC) link along with a PSN ID link to your crews contact (team leader) for the league. Pour s'inscrire, merci de poster un bref message sur ce topic en ajoutant le lien vers la page de ton crew sur le Rockstar Social Club ainsi que le lien vers le profil dun leader de l'équipe. Para inscribirse, envíe algunas palabras sobre su tripulación en este hilo y agregue el enlace de su equipo del Rockstar Social Club (RSC) junto con un enlace de RSC de su líder de su equipo en esta liga. - Para se inscreverem escrevam uma pequena i…
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League Standings
by Lann- 2 followers
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Previous seasons: After Round 7: Season 1
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Rules
by Lann- 1 follower
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Soon to be slightly updated for season 3! • Each round your team leader has the responsibility to see who you are up against and to make contact. • The crews can agree to play their match anytime during two weeks that the round lasts. We suggest the crews agree upon a time as soon as each rounds playlist is published. If there is no communication the hosting crew need to make contact. • As the host you have the responsibility to use the right playlist, run it as a H2H playlist or a regular playlist depending the format. Info about this will be gives each round. • If your opponents do not show up at the agreed upon time your crew will be given a score based on th…
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Starting a Match in Clash of the Crews
by DavidCore89- 2 followers
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In Clash of the Crews it is important to start the playlist as a Head to Head, it is similar to starting a normal playlist, but this ensures the crews are teamed up correctly. Below are the required steps each round host will need to take in order to start the Clash of the Crews battle. 1. Have the Current Round playlist bookmarked, open a 2 Crew Lobby and invite the opponent captain. 2. When both crews have gathered their 6 players in the lobby, highlight the Current Round playlist in the menu and press R3 to start: 3. Press X when prompted with this screen: 4. Set the correct job settings for the f…
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The Crews
by Lann- 3 followers
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Presenting the participating crews. Season 2 Domestic Battery - XDBX Founded in January 2014, twice featured by Rockstar Games and active members worldwide. As the Host we will represent with a team. As a crew we are very versatile, we have capable players in every game mode and with 100 crew battles played to date we are experienced in competitive play. DevastatingDangerous Hello Everyone, My Name is Aerora, I Represent the DDNL Crew and we are back for the second season We won the first season, but had some pretty close battles. and with a playoff things could change last second…
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What is Clash of the Crews?
by Lann- 2 followers
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A GTA Online League for Crews. PS4 with Assisted-aim. The League • Every round your crew will play against another crew in a head to head (H2H) playlist. • Each round consist of two weeks and all crew H2H battles in a round will use the same playlist. • Each round will feature a new playlist that will be presenter on the first Monday of each round. • The H2H battles are played with 6 players (4 in season 3) from each crew, it does not have to be the same players each round. • All playlists consist of 3 races (non-contact) and 5 combat type jobs (2 races and 4 combat in season 3) • There will be a mix of land, air, sea and stunt races, but eac…
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Clash of the Crews - Season III A GTA Online league for crews. Every round your crew will play against another crew in a playlist. Each round consist of two weeks and all crew battles in a round will use the same playlist. Each round will feature a new playlist that will be presented on the first Monday of each round. Each crew enters 3-4 or 4-5 players depening the round. The jobs/playlist will be limited to either 8 or 10 players.* All playlists consist of 2 races (non-contact) and 4 combat type jobs. There will be a mix of land, air, sea and stunt races. The combat jobs used will alter each round as classic TDM, LTS and C…
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Suggest/Request a Job 1 2
by Lann- 2 followers
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We are working on gathering the jobs for the third season. Our estimate is that we are looking at finding about: 10 street races (for commonly used vehicles) 10 other types of races (Air, Water, Off road, Stunty stunt, Motorcycle, Bikes, Parachute..) 10 TDM (Forced and Pickups) 5 LTS (Balanced*) 5 Captures (Balanced*) 20 Adversary mode jobs (Balanced*) *Balanced = Fair so it does not matter what team/side you start on. All should be working well with 8 players. Without a promises of using any suggested jobs we would like to open up for suggestions/requests! This the basic structure for the season, and we will …
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Streams, videos and pictures
by Lann- 2 followers
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If you plan on streaming your Clash please post date, time and link here. You can also post videos and pictures from the event.
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Contacts in the Crews: (PSN ID) DDNL - Mr_TSM665 XDBX - Lann3fors STNC - acdc47200 SOFS. - Fungaback 187X - cprize GTAF - Rafs_92 GRIM - Mocro-2008 NLDD - Aerora
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Round 7: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/playlists/playlist/qTd936ZvjU-ulp7z1oXEWg
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223Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo
What I Watched This Week #167 (Mar 10-16) Toy Story 3 dir. Lee Unkrich/2010/1h43m Over a decade since the last entry in the series, we have aged in real time with these films so that Andy (John Morris) is now heading off to college, having to leave his childhood toys behind. A misunderstanding leads to them being sent as donations to a day-care centre where a huggable stuffed bear who smells like strawberries, Lotso (Ned Beatty), rules the roost. It's remarkable how watching this film feels like going home, back to your own childhood (if you were a child when the first two came out, as I was, this feeling is even stronger), with Pixar not forgetting how to write these characters over ten years later. Catching up with Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen) and the gang feels like meeting up with an old friend and picking up right where you left off, the intervening years melting away with ease. There are also some memorable new characters alongside Lotso, with my favourite being the Ken doll, played perfectly by Michael Keaton. Then there is the pitch perfect ending where Andy hands his toys over to the new generation where new stories can be told. Because that's what toys are, tools for children to create stories and try to make some sense of a strange world. And when it comes to Toy Stories, nobody does it like Pixar. 9/10 Total Balalaika Show dir. Aki Kaurismaki/1994/57m Total Balalaika Show is a concert film shot in Helsinki featuring the cult band Leningrad Cowboys performing with the Alexandrov Red Army Choir a mixture of American songs and traditional Russian numbers. Like The Monkees and Spinal Tap, the Leningrad Cowboys started life as a fictional band created by the director Aki Kaurismaki for his 1989 film Leningrad Cowboys Go America. Like those other bands, they soon became bigger than the film, especially in their home country of Finland, and actually became a real band, performing concerts in their trademark oversized pompadour hairstyles and long, pointy shoes (it reminds me of something Vic Reeves would have dressed up like in the early 90's). The real kicker is that, also like those other bands, they're actually really f*cking good. They have a real punk energy to them, the lead singer growling out the lyrics to classic rock songs like the surreal offspring of Johnny Rotten while the band plays at max tempo. This works really well in juxtaposition with the very formal Choir, all kitted out in military uniform. Maybe I'm biased because I'm a fan of Kaurismaki, so I'd like to get the opinion of someone unfamiliar with his work, but I think this is a blast. I just wish it were a bit longer. 8.5/10 The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep dir. Kang Hei Chul/2025/1h32m Sirens of the Deep is the second Netflix anime film set in the world of The Witcher, this time focusing on the lead character of the books and game series, Geralt of Rivia (Doug Cockle, who also voices him in the games), a monster hunter for hire in a dark and gritty magical medieval world. This more familiar character makes it easier to step into this world over the previous film, which focused on a character who has only a supporting role in the games. This is also a simpler storyline than that film, though there is still plenty of political intrigue. That comes in the fact that a prince has fallen in love with a mermaid when his father wants him to marry a human and continue the royal bloodline. But The Little Mermaid this is not. This is a bloody and brutal film with some excellent fight scenes, particularly the climactic battle against a giant kraken (is there any other kind?). Geralt is a brilliant character, both in the games and here (I can't speak on the books), morally grey, he says he only cares about coin, but you know he'll always do the right thing and then complain about it. Cockle's voice is the perfect match for this character, gravelly and rough but with a warmth to it. The animation is a bit too clean, and it does feel cheap at times with very little movement at times, but it does capture the atmosphere of the world well enough. 7/10 His Musical Career dir. Charlie Chaplin/1914/13m This early Keystone film from Charlie Chaplin sees him play an inept removal man who, along with his partner Mack Swain - also a big star at the time - is tasked with repossessing a piano from a poor man and delivering one to a rich man. You can probably see where this is going. Every conceivable gag you can think of involving a piano is pulled off here with Chaplin's perfect sense of comedic timing and physicality. There are a few scenes with a donkey that pulls his delivery cart that you couldn't get away with now, and I didn't find them particularly funny, but apart from that this is a strong early film for Chaplin, though we'd have to wait a few more years to see him develop his character into something more enduring and three dimensional like in The Immigrant from 1917. 6/10 Moana 2 dir. David D. Derrick Jr., Jason Hand, Dana Ledoux Miller/2024/1h39m The latest Disney Animation Studios film returns to ancient Polynesia where Moana (Auli'i Cravalho) gets a vision that tells her to go on a quest to find the legendary island of Motufetu, which was sunk by storm god Nalo (Tofiga Fepulea'i), and connect all the people scattered around the islands. Meanwhile, demi god Maui (The Rock) is searching for Motufetu for his own reasons. This started life as a now cancelled TV series, and that is obvious in the underwritten side characters like Moana's crew when she goes out sailing. They're just there in the film, where I'm sure that in the series they would have been introduced properly. I did enjoy the grumpy farmer Kele (David Fane), bought along to handle the food supplies, but he's literally the only supporting character that I remember. I'm pretty over The Rock as an actor at this point, but here he's actually having some fun and not trying to be a cool badass all the time, which is nice because he's actually really good at comedy and more light-hearted roles. The music is as forgettable as the side characters, with them sounding like a cheap copy of Lin-Manuel Miranda's style, who did the songs for the first film but was busy working on a different film so couldn't return here. Visually it's gorgeous, with some beautiful oceanic seascapes, but that's to be expected at this point. 7/10 Mustang dir. Deniz Gamze Erguven/2015/1h37m This Turkish coming of age drama focuses on five orphaned sisters living with their grandmother and uncle. When they play an innocent game with some boys from their school it is misinterpreted as something s*xual and they are then removed from school and basically put under house arrest, their uncle barring up all the doors and windows while their grandmother prepares them for marriage. Told from the perspective of the youngest sister Lale (Gunes Nezihe Sensoy) this is a beautiful story of defiance against a harsh patriarchy that they don't even understand, because they are never even told what they're supposed to have done wrong. This is an understated yet powerful film that doesn't need to resort to melodramatics or shock tactics to show us how repressive and abusive this world is for these young girls, with most of the adults being hypocrites or worse. The performances of the five sisters are naturalistic and feel so real that I could believe they are actually sisters. Their bond is what gives them strength and it's in full force in scenes like the one where they sneak out to a football game, only women being allowed to attend after men were banned for rioting (something that actually happened in Turky). This gives them a glimpse of what life could be like under different circumstances, making the harsh light of reality even more stark. Thankfully, this film ends on a note of hope for our young protagonist which, like the rest of the film, is understated but powerful. 9/10 Lime's Film of the Week! Rebel Ridge dir. Jeremy Saulnier/2024/2h12m From the director of brilliantly taut thrillers Blue Ruin and Green Room, Rebel Ridge stars Aaron Pierre as Terry Richmond, a former Marine who is in a small town to post bail for his cousin. However, he soon runs into the local police force, led by Chief Sandy Burnne (Don Johnson), which is riddled with corruption and institutional racism. But Chief Burnne soon finds out that Terry is a man you can push only so far. This is my first time seeing Pierre and he is incredible. There's a real quiet intensity to him that builds up as he faces injustice after injustice. At first he's compliant, just wanting to make things easy, but his frustration is palpable, as is the feeling that this is a man capable of real damage. In many ways this is a modern version of First Blood, with Pierre in the Stallone role of a vet who just wants a quiet life coming up against a police force full of *ssholes. Johnson is also great as a real sh*theel of a police chief. The initial encounters between him and Pierre are some of the best in the film, the two playing off each other perfectly. Where this film falls short for me is that it's somewhat bloated and overlong. Saulnier's other films are much tighter, giving the situations more intensity. Not that this film isn't intense, but at times it's left to stew for a beat too long. That said, this is a great film that's worth watching for the lead performance alone. 8.5/10- 1
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6Guzmans Requests
Maybe a simple treasure hunt instead. Place AA-trailers and Ron-gas-tank-trailers on the map as capture objects. And spawn everyone in a fast helicopter och unarmed Jet. Have everyone fly around looking for NPC-vehicles that can tow the capture trailers. Might include a occational kamikaze move as well. …funny how this now feels like the greatest idea ever. 😂- 1
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RC Roof Bomb
Changed this to even teams after playing it last night. I also added some jumps that will make it easier to land on your roof. I found that rather hard *n the loop-jumps.- 1
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223Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo
Frida (2002) dir Julie Taymor Biopic of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, played by Salma Hayek. Alfred Molina plays her husband and fellow artist Diego Rivera. This is a film that I could easily have gone to see at the cinema when it was released but just never got round to and then never thought about much since. But I saw it was on Netflix at the moment so decided to finally watch it. I knew virtually nothing about Kahlo prior to watching this. It's a good film, but did not quite have as much drama and tension as I thought it would have – which I assume is simply being true to the facts. It could easily have had far more of those things. Kahlo agreed to an open marriage with Rivera, and they both slept with numerous other people. Rivera's ex wife Lupe (Valeria Golino) lived in the apartment above them to begin with. Later they had a home built with completely separate sections for husband and wife. Rivera was a prominent member of Mexico's Communist party and his friend Leon Trotsky (Geoffrey Rush) stays with them when he flees Stalin's purges in the 1930s. Rivera was quite a pragmatist and happy to take a commission from Nelson Rockefeller (Edward Norten) to paint a mural in the lobby of his New York HQ. There are few other famous faces in small roles, most noticeably Antonio Banderas just in a single scene – and he was well established when this made, so I guess he just really wanted to be in a film about Frida Kahlo. All the acting was good and Hayek got an Oscar nomination. It also had some technical nominations. The one it was maybe most unlucky to miss out on the win for was Art Direction. I really liked the way her art was incorporated into some scenes, with some of her paintings coming to life or her subjects morphing into their portraits. Some of her work was quiet surreal and they have some scenes from her vivid imagination too, including one in which Rivera becomes King Kong climbing the Empire State building. The one weak point for me was it lacked a proper sense of time. It starts in the 1920s and ends in the 1950s. But Hayek barely seems to age. Molina does but only with quite a big jump in appearance where he goes from looking pretty much the same as he did from the start to being an old grey haired man. 7 / 10- 2
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Guzmans Requests
You can not get back to get a new one without the big airplane. So if any of the steps fail you have to restart from the last available vehicle, in this case the plane. I also noticed it was hard to hook the truck, and maybe the whole idea is not suited as a casual easy going fun job in a playlist.- 1
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