Serving up justice since 1625.

This is the Steam site for clan TTM, an ever-growing video gaming clan based in Merritt Island Florida. Since we were formed at a LAN party-turned-Halo-fragfest, we have developed a growing reputation in the online worlds of Team Fortress 2, Shattered Horizon, Garry's Mod, Left 4 Dead, Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, and many other games.

Most of us attended the same high-achievement school in our secondary education years. With experts in everything from Computer Science to Art, we tend to be on the forefront of technology in every respect. For an intellectual conversation or a bit of technological advice, look no further than this band of enlightened brigands.

Our members have been playing videogames for a very, very long time. Our tactics, while unusual, are fairly consistent and always have the desired effect. Those wishing to arrange a clan war or join our clan should contact Sir Father Famine.

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Casey has a new ISP

31 May, 2011 - Sir Father Famine | 0 Comments

so let's burn it out! Play GMOD! steam://connect/184.88.34.34 or join Buckets o' Joy and Happiness.

TTM: Fancy some TF2?

17 May, 2011 - Bingo Bango Bongo | 4 Comments

Dearest comrades, counterparts, and commanding officers of TTM:

As you all know, it's very close to summer break for the lot of you. Unless you're rocking a full-time job, BCC classes, and a plethora of vacations and parties, you're probably going to have some time on your hands. What better way to waste time than your favorite war-themed hat simulator? My proposal: we create a TF2 highlander team and enter some sort of tournament this summer. (The latter portion of summer, probably, since we'd need practice. Especially me.)

A short aside on what highlander entails: "there can be only one," essentially. Teams of 9, and one person per class. It's more competitive than the typical public server match, but less competitive than the classic 6v6 competitive match. Usually, teams have a few more than 9 to serve as substitutes, especially in tournaments that last a while.

Anyhow, if you're interested, let C (Baracus for the young folk) or me know.