Welcome to BOOM SQUAD

We’re here to enjoy ourselves, shoot sh*t and grab that sweet loot, get stuff done in the time that we have with laughs along the way, focus up and don’t fanny about! However, if you’re in a game with someone who isn’t quite “getting it”, or things aren’t moving as quick as you’d like, please remember to respect your fellow gamers. Spend some time showing them the ropes and helping them out, be kind and considerate with your fellow human beings, no slamming, bitching, moaning, blaming or just generally being a fud.

Be chill, we all started somewhere and sometimes a team takes a couple of runs to gel, no raging or temper tantrums, we’re not interested in the sweaty, elitist bullsh*t.

If you’re not spending most the game laughing, you’re not doing it properly!

This is definitely an adult group, and probably not the best place for a “millennial-politically correct-snowflake”. Everyone in this group should be treated with respect, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a good laugh along the way. We’re here to have fun and enjoy ourselves outside of the usual constraints of work and family life.

Everyone should be able to have a laugh and take the pi*s out of themselves without the fear of being pulled up on offending someone because of some ridiculous “politically correct” nonsense. If you’re offended by creative language, adult banter or someone using the “wrong” pronoun in a sentence, this may not be the place for you. Leave that at work guys (and gals? People? Cats? Y’all? Whatever), this is our free time.

To be absolutely crystal clear: Any form of bullying, harassment, victimising or any form of toxic player is not welcome here.

If somehow, that kind of person has slipped in, they will very quickly be booted out. We are here to hang out and have fun, not to be made to feel like sh*t from some fud.

Toxicity will not be tolerated. If you’re a bit of a fud and enjoy talking down to people, making people feel bad or just generally like waving your E-PEEN around, please click ‘LEAVE GROUP’ because you’re not going to fit in here.

If you think we have a toxic member in the ranks or are having any kind of issue with another member, please send a message and get in touch with a Mod ASAP.

Toxicity spreads like a disease, and we will do anything we can to stop it and keep everyone in here having fun, even if it means making some hard decisions that don’t please everyone.

As with any group, what keeps it alive is active members. Everyone is welcome here so don’t be afraid to post and join games. Please remember that the 100 automatically removes people from the group after 30 days of inactivity (not posting/joining games), it’s not the mods kicking people. If you’re on a gaming break and go over the 30 days, you should get an email notification asking you if you want to stay in the group. Even if you get removed, you’re always welcome to join back up once you start playing again.

If this 100 page looks pretty empty, 99% of the time it won’t be because no one is the group is playing, we have probably just organised something through discord or cracking on with our own little grinds. We often have open parties that anyone in the group is welcome to join, so make sure to check discord to see if anyone has posted or use the lfg channels on there to see who’s on.

If you tag yourself as a “Sherpa”, please be prepared to act like one! If you choose to include yourself in the Sherpa list above, you really should be willing to help others out and have a lot of patience for newer gamers. Equally, if you do enjoy showing others the ropes, and have not already, don’t forget to add your Sherpa tag.

When setting up a game, you have the option to make the game public, visible to the group, visible to friends or completely private. Don’t forget to click “visible to group” so it shows here, as leaving everything blank will usually make it private. Feel free to leave it as “visible to group” until a few hours before start time so BOOM members get first dibs.

If setting up a pre-arranged game with friends, 100 supporters can add friends and delay posting for an hour. This is great for our schedules but sometimes can be a bit finicky or if you want to add someone who hasn’t accepted your friend request! Be honest in the game description, if someone has priority, or the session is a continuation from a previous game, please say that in the description so no one joins only to get upset!

With that said, we definitely consider it bad form when games are set up that have not been prearranged, but include descriptions such as “priority to friends, even if reserve”. If you want to save a spot for a mate, fair enough, add them to the game and they can remove themselves if they can’t make it, or you can always state in the description/set up how many spots are reserved. But it’s bad craic for someone to join a game a week in advance only to be kicked out 5 minutes before start time because the creators mate decided to join up at the last minute.

Be honest and realistic when setting up games. As well as the ability to ask for help with a “Sherpa requested” game or offer your help with a “beginners welcome” game, we usually have a good mix of both “relaxed and chill” games where less experienced players are welcome, and the more experienced players who just want to “get it done”. That being said, please stay away from unnecessary exclusions and barriers (such as 86 clears and a gjallarhorn), again, it’s just bad form and the number of clears someone has on raid report isn’t exactly an indicator on how good they play. If you’re setting up a game for experienced players to just “get it done”, say that in the description and if you think someone has joined who isn’t quite ready, be an adult and communicate with them, don’t just kick.