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Texas...TeamPlayers...(TTP) was founded in February 2005, and changed names to TeamPlayer Gaming in May 2010. There are too many parties involved in the founding to list all individuals, however the name, the concept, and the framework were created by sjt17 and ...bigdog... TPG was created to change multiplayer gaming through one simple principal - enforcing teamplay. TPG is not a "clan" - there is no TPG "tag", there's nothing that makes you a member of the TPG family any more than being a registered user on the website or playing on one of the game servers. TPG's focus is on enforcing teamwork whether you're in a clan, young, old, new to gaming, or a seasoned vet. We don't see color, sex, age, family associations or any other criteria when enforcing teamplay and when managing our community - all members, reservists, admins, owners and visitors are responsible for working together for the betterment of their team in game. TPG spans multiple games - and its website and look has been through multiple revisions. It's a constantly evolving community that's shaped, focused, and fanatical about an unchanging theory on teamplay. TPG will continue to pick up, play, admin and grow through hosting new games where it's concepts of teamplay can be applied. The community is focused around the concept, not a particular game, group, clan or other affiliation. Our specific philosophy on teamplay is simple. Every action, thought, movement and order that you issue in game should be in support of your teammates, and your team. Not your K:D, or your stats. Your focus should be on the team win, not your squad, not your clan, not you. TPG spares no expense, we stop at nothing to make sure our servers are the fastest, biggest, most capable, properly configured servers in the world. We live to configure our resources, server management programs and website to free you and us to always be able to focus on teamplay in game, not a "frustrating slow website" or on the "lag" in game, or silly server messages/graphics/instructions.