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piwce · 10-14-2008, 08:56 AM

I'm looking for a job as Game Master or In-game community helper as some call it.
If you are interested and/or looking for someone very expirienced to do the full time job contact me on email (MSN ID) : matkerica92@hotmail.com .
I won't post on the forums, anything you wish to know about me you can ask via email or on MSN when I'm online.

NoodlePowa · 10-17-2008, 05:55 AM

What are your qualifications?

You know, language proficiency, social skill, management skill, unbiased character, all that jazz.

piwce · 10-21-2008, 06:59 PM

New application:

Bio, way of life:

I began to play computer games when I was 6 years old starting with 2D oriented puzzles to possibly games with arrow guided characters. As the computer industry evolved the time for 3D games came to shine on PCs, and I was hooked on them and still playing them. Now as professional gamer I'm trying to expand my knowledge about computer games and go one step beyond the "professional" gamer sticker. These days my specialty are MMOs which by me are the ever evolving communities depending on their players trust and confidence. Going one step beyond the casual "hard core" gamer title I'm going to involve myself even more into this fascinating computer game industry therefore expanding my knowledge about it.

Experience:
I'm basing all my opinions on experience. Like I said I have a long way up, but also I have 2 years of pure community support experience on World of Warcraft servers.
Being a GM is basically police duty. When you are in game, your there to enforce rules and make sure that things are going smoothly, or to make sure that there are no bugs or technical issues that are causing problems.

As a Game Master in World of Warcraft, most of my time is spent out of the game, making sure that things are working as well as they can and fielding suggestions from our players and staff, seeing if they can be implemented into the game.

When I'm not in the game, I'm customer support, tech support, the billing team, community manager, and producer. Every email, forum post, and "box of cookies" goes to me and I have to deal with it all.

As you probably know not everyone can be community helpers as it is not like any ordinary job, its nerve wracking and time consuming. Only patient and calm individuals with clear and innovative minds can four fill this job correctly and professionally.

Additional:

-Patient and innovative person
-Direct and Professional
-Kind and helping
-I don't have any special diplomas

Grim48 · 10-26-2008, 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by piwce

I won't post on the forums, anything you wish to know about me you can ask via email or on MSN when I'm online.

Are you sure he's trustable?

Quote:

Originally Posted by piwce

New application:

Bio, way of life:

I began to play computer games when I was 6 years old starting with 2D oriented puzzles to possibly games with arrow guided characters. As the computer industry evolved the time for 3D games came to shine on PCs, and I was hooked on them and still playing them. Now as professional gamer I'm trying to expand my knowledge about computer games and go one step beyond the "professional" gamer sticker. These days my specialty are MMOs which by me are the ever evolving communities depending on their players trust and confidence. Going one step beyond the casual "hard core" gamer title I'm going to involve myself even more into this fascinating computer game industry therefore expanding my knowledge about it.

Experience:
I'm basing all my opinions on experience. Like I said I have a long way up, but also I have 2 years of pure community support experience on World of Warcraft servers.
Being a GM is basically police duty. When you are in game, your there to enforce rules and make sure that things are going smoothly, or to make sure that there are no bugs or technical issues that are causing problems.

As a Game Master in World of Warcraft, most of my time is spent out of the game, making sure that things are working as well as they can and fielding suggestions from our players and staff, seeing if they can be implemented into the game.

When I'm not in the game, I'm customer support, tech support, the billing team, community manager, and producer. Every email, forum post, and "box of cookies" goes to me and I have to deal with it all.

As you probably know not everyone can be community helpers as it is not like any ordinary job, its nerve wracking and time consuming. Only patient and calm individuals with clear and innovative minds can four fill this job correctly and professionally.

Additional:

-Patient and innovative person
-Direct and Professional
-Kind and helping
-I don't have any special diplomas

piwce · 10-27-2008, 11:09 PM

I did this because it will probably interest more people this way. So I don't see why I shouldn't be trustable.

TheJIVE · 10-29-2008, 02:44 AM

Oh, big ****ing whoop. Private World of Warcraft server "community support".

piwce · 10-29-2008, 09:56 PM

You posted this to advertise that server hoster.
Second, I wasn't an ordinary community supporter, I was with the servers all the time fixing them, answering mails, posts, letters and stuff for 8 hours a day.

ville-v · 11-03-2008, 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by piwce

You posted this to advertise that server hoster.
Second, I wasn't an ordinary community supporter, I was with the servers all the time fixing them, answering mails, posts, letters and stuff for 8 hours a day.

If you are claiming you have been working as an admin at Blizzard, and are 16 years old, you had better post proof (work references). Else people will not trust anything you say.

Eriond · 11-03-2008, 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ville-v

If you are claiming you have been working as an admin at Blizzard, and are 16 years old, you had better post proof (work references). Else people will not trust anything you say.

He's not saying he worked for Blizzard, he's saying he's worked for a private server.

piwce · 11-03-2008, 08:15 PM

Just what I wanted to say, ty Eriond :P

10-14-2008, 08:56 AM	#1 (permalink)
piwce Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10	In-game community helper (Gamse Master) looking for a job I'm looking for a job as Game Master or In-game community helper as some call it. If you are interested and/or looking for someone very expirienced to do the full time job contact me on email (MSN ID) : matkerica92@hotmail.com . I won't post on the forums, anything you wish to know about me you can ask via email or on MSN when I'm online.

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10-17-2008, 05:55 AM	#2 (permalink)
NoodlePowa Pikachu's Flea Collar Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: California Posts: 50 Reputation: 10	What are your qualifications? You know, language proficiency, social skill, management skill, unbiased character, all that jazz.

10-21-2008, 06:59 PM	#3 (permalink)
piwce Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10	New application: Bio, way of life: I began to play computer games when I was 6 years old starting with 2D oriented puzzles to possibly games with arrow guided characters. As the computer industry evolved the time for 3D games came to shine on PCs, and I was hooked on them and still playing them. Now as professional gamer I'm trying to expand my knowledge about computer games and go one step beyond the "professional" gamer sticker. These days my specialty are MMOs which by me are the ever evolving communities depending on their players trust and confidence. Going one step beyond the casual "hard core" gamer title I'm going to involve myself even more into this fascinating computer game industry therefore expanding my knowledge about it. Experience: I'm basing all my opinions on experience. Like I said I have a long way up, but also I have 2 years of pure community support experience on World of Warcraft servers. Being a GM is basically police duty. When you are in game, your there to enforce rules and make sure that things are going smoothly, or to make sure that there are no bugs or technical issues that are causing problems. As a Game Master in World of Warcraft, most of my time is spent out of the game, making sure that things are working as well as they can and fielding suggestions from our players and staff, seeing if they can be implemented into the game. When I'm not in the game, I'm customer support, tech support, the billing team, community manager, and producer. Every email, forum post, and "box of cookies" goes to me and I have to deal with it all. As you probably know not everyone can be community helpers as it is not like any ordinary job, its nerve wracking and time consuming. Only patient and calm individuals with clear and innovative minds can four fill this job correctly and professionally. Additional: -Patient and innovative person -Direct and Professional -Kind and helping -I don't have any special diplomas

10-27-2008, 11:09 PM	#5 (permalink)
piwce Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10	I did this because it will probably interest more people this way. So I don't see why I shouldn't be trustable.

10-29-2008, 02:44 AM	#6 (permalink)
TheJIVE Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 198 Reputation: 14	Oh, big ****ing whoop. Private World of Warcraft server "community support".

10-29-2008, 09:56 PM	#7 (permalink)
piwce Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10	You posted this to advertise that server hoster. Second, I wasn't an ordinary community supporter, I was with the servers all the time fixing them, answering mails, posts, letters and stuff for 8 hours a day.

11-03-2008, 08:15 PM	#10 (permalink)
piwce Marios's Mustache Wax Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 10 Reputation: 10	Just what I wanted to say, ty Eriond :P