Forum:Xbox LIVE, anyone?

Alright, anyone with a copy of Left 4 Dead on the Xbox 360 with a subscription to Xbox LIVE want to hook up sometime? It will be like a big party, except with a bunch of people who like the game a lot, and actually know what they're doing. Amazing concept, is it not? You don't need a microphone or anything, just...you know, be on, if you can.

Now, because everyone that plays Left 4 Dead doesn't live in America, there's obviously going to be some complications with timezones and the like. We need to figure out who lives in what time zone so we can try to coordinate something. So, if you're interested, please post your gamertag someplace, and the time zone you live in. Once we know the who, we need to figure out the when—maybe on a weekend sometime? We'll think of something, whatever works best for everyone.

Also, be sure to sign your reply with your signature ( ~ )! That way we can identify who's who. And remember, using colons ( : ) helps organize things a little more. They'll indent your post. It's nice if you use those when replying to somebody else. Use more the further down your post is.

Example:

Hello.



How about you?





Would come out as...

Hello.
 * Hi, how are you?
 * I'm fine, thanks for asking. How about you?
 * I'm great!
 * That's good!

Thanks, hope we can all get together sometime! - §tigma-231 ¤ ৳ here's a hole in my neighbourhood [ talk  ][ cont ] 22:51, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
 * Oh, how silly of me! I write all of this and then forget to add my own Gamertag and timezone?  I'm Stigma 231 on Xbox LIVE, and I live on the East Coast of the United States of America, so I follow Eastern Standard Time. - §tigma-231  ¤ ৳ here's a hole in my neighbourhood [ talk  ][ cont ] 06:51, 29 January 2009 (UTC)


 * Hello, I am a dude who plays Halo. Or, more specifically, That Halo Dude. On a typical school-day, I'm on from around 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Central Time. I hope we can join up some time and enjoy the Zombie Apocalypse together.  Captain Baird  Comm-LinkService Record 01:01, 29 January 2009 (UTC)