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May 17, 2020

Viking:

He made it to the semi-finals alongside LAK, which brought them to the 4th place team in the whole tourney. That’s crazy good lol. That’s higher placed than Splinter and Devastator, Raul and Ferrari, Sevyl and Huey, Rabbit and Isaac, etc. That says something that people should take note of. It’s not all LAK doing the heavy lifting, it’s both of them playing as a team as I feel like a lot of people are not understanding.

Ahole, like Isaac mentioned, has notable achievements on both conquest and Jedi. This is a Jedi HoF. He has had to have great achievements in Jedi. He was a prominent member in the Cantina days (the noobier Abyss practically) and of course is the founder of BOT who did a lot for the game Jedi wise, again like Isaac said above. The conquest achievements just adds onto his list but this really showcases that Ahole was just simply really good at the game in all respects. If he did choose Jedi to full immerse himself into, he would have been even greater. And right now, again, he placed 4th with his teammate LAK. That is good.

Mimmi Da Don:

Since i am BOT to the core i can speak on this situation in more depth. When it came to joining BOT for Jedi.That process went through me more than ahole. He was focused on conquest moreso than Jedi. But an important point; ahole is literally the largest reason that i did not stop playing the game. I was initially notorious for being banned from the abyss for taunting. I would go in there and headhunt anyone who seemed good. Ahole saw past that rough exterior and asked me to join the clan. I worked my way up the ranks and became clan leader with him literally within a month. He had a way of motivating people. On top of the fierce ahole 2v2. Myself and those two were a consistent 3v3 group that literally would challenge anyone trying to get better. I think fierce can attest to ahole’s consistency being a great point in his jedi advancement as well. BOT was a essentially like a G league or farming league for players to eventually become great. Ahole deserves to be in based on the amount of players he gave an opportunity to be great. I think the old fashion clans were so fixated on success of their clan that they didnt know they were killing the community. (VVV LSJ JOG taking all the talent and leaving rest of the community out of place) Granted i had stints in all three clans.. the clan that meant the most was BOT. There HAS to be someone willing to take the lumps and allow the community to grow in different aspects instead of just being on the “winning team”. I enjoyed the role of being the underdog and alot of people that the big clans usurped or sniped from the smaller clans should be on here clicking thumbs up. Half of the future rosters were filled with players that learned a great deal from guys like Ahole. Ahole contributed to the survival of the community exponentially more than any of the powers that be will admit.

Sparta:

Those of you who know me really well know that I’m actually a conquest player. I played it before the ps2 community came to pc and after gamespy ended and it left pc. I think it’s fun to play, and I think it’s fun to watch. Ahole is someone who is really fun to watch. I followed and watched the bfc for years, and BOT Ahole was always someone I rooted for. I know he’s amazing at conquest, but I never knew he was also amazing at Jedi. I’ve played with him on pc a couple times, and I was always amazed with him. “Is that really Ahole?” I would catch myself saying, because I was shocked with his talent. Like skylink, he’s one of those players who gets slept on a lot, but that shouldn’t be the case. Ahole is a boss in both of the ps2 schools of swbf2, and deserving of his spot in the Hall of Fame.

Hattori:

Voting yes based on the context provided by others, but also because of Aholes performance in the most recent 2v2 tourney.

GOR was the punching bag for any clan that wanted to break into a higher echelon. I remember BOT being in a similar situation but the difference is they clearly gave a shot to people who went on to have an impact. When all was said an done, GOR and it’s key players got the respect they were due and I feel BOT should as well and clearly that comes down to what Ahole started.

Ninja:

Got my vote. The man beat Superduper. GGs.

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