So you met fire with fire and got burned. One thing I have learned from my many years on this game is that you don't go into world chat with fire. You will get bounties or reported or all manner of other things. People have put bounties on me for literally no reason other than to troll me. If you don't let it get to you then they will stop, not sure why you took it so personally and went into global with it, but hey at least you aired out your concerns in a forum and got a mod who dealt with your problem to tell everyone what you actually said in chat to get yourself in trouble
So interesting fact, I live in the uk in a town called Frome. Our glorious leader actually made this game in school here in frome community college, a lot of people from here played the game before it got hugely successful. It was in the newspapers when he made his first £1million. To answer your question, yes it was a uk game and made here but since its grown in popularity it is now a worldwide game
Leadership have been the absolute best, even if their secrecy was a killer at times. But blindly follow their lead without really knowing what was going on got us the win.
To all other teams, its been a pleasure fighting you all. Even all you pesky level holders who tricked me more than a few times while I was rushing to get targets for the push.
It's also incredible to see how nice everybody is to eachother no matter where they placed in the competition. No salt around these parts at all.
Happy Ramadan guys. I'm not Muslim but I work with a Muslim so he's starting his fast today too. He works night shifts so he'll be able to eat during our break ?
Torn was created while George A.K.A Chedburn was attending frome Community college. Since then Chedburn was featured in fromes local newspaper for having earned £1million with the success of his game. Many frome college students started playing back when the game was called "torn city" many of us played while in ICT lessons