The Beginning...
In 2004 the clan leaders of LBTG, Trinity and Regime, together with a good friend called
Obiewan, founded a gamehosting company called Gamefuel. This company provided good value for money
gameservers to anyone interested. Quite a few clans and communities used our services and enjoyed playing
on the Gamefuel servers.
The majority of the servers their customers
rented, were Source based servers (CS:S, HL2DM, etc). Because of this, the owners of the company
started to play the game for themselves, mainly on their own demo-servers.
Sadly the hosting company did not render profitable, and after about a year and a half it was disbanded.
By that time however, a small community of regular players had formed on the CS:S demo servers hosted by Gamefuel
and the owners got hooked to the game themselves. That is why they decided to keep a server running.
The Community...
At first this community server went under the name GonePsycho.com and started getting busier and busier.
A lot of people
liked the community and kept coming back, becoming regular players on our servers.
As time went by we were starting to get a lot of requests of people wanting to join GonePsycho.
This was of course impossible as it was not
a clan. That's why Trinity and Regime decided to change the community over into a clan and invite
most of the regular players to join.
The Clan...
Since then many people have joined and some have left again. The people in our clan
today are a mixture of old and new members
from many different countries in Europe and the US. Our clan members range in age from 14 to about 40. Although we do not enforce a
set age limit, we do expect a certain level of mature behaviour from our members and have been known to
reject new applicants based on that.
Our clan has fairly strict rules, but also has a lot of freedom and room for members to help out within their own skill-set
and interests. On our server and forum we have competent admins who keep the peace and make sure our members, regular players and new
visitors are protected from the abusive characters that plague many CS:S servers. Overall this has made |LBTG| into a place with a
generally nice atmosphere and lots of dedicated members that help us grow and prosper every day.
Where competitive gameplay is concerned; Although our members like to play clanwars, the focus of our clan has always been on fun and
public gameplay. In clanwars, we put the enjoyment our members get before getting results.
Even those with limited skill are welcome in our clan, as long as they have the right attitude.
That being said, our clan has been enlisted
in the Enemy Down League's CS:S Open ladder for quite some time. We are not
always active in ED though. Our members do play many practise clan wars, of which you can see the results
here.
If you want to challenge us for a clan war, please feel free to do so on our forum.
The Servers...
Even when we were still a community, our main server has always run the map de_dust2 24/7. This is still the case today.
Our de_dust2 server has seen busier times than it is at the moment, mainly because of an IP address change. The new server is steadily
getting busier again as time goes by.
The 24/7 de_dust2 server runs quite a few modifications that keep the gameplay entertaining (well.. at least in most people's opinion.)
and new features are added to it often. The server is also registered with Final Battleground, which means playing on our server
counts towards your plinks and stats on FBG.
Of course you are very welcome to come play on our servers and experience for yourself what the |LBTG| clan is like. Perhaps you will
even find yourself sticking around. ;-) We hope you will have as much fun on our servers as we do ourselves.
In 2004 the clan leaders of LBTG, Trinity and Regime, together with a good friend called
Obiewan, founded a gamehosting company called Gamefuel. This company provided good value for money
gameservers to anyone interested. Quite a few clans and communities used our services and enjoyed playing
on the Gamefuel servers.
At first this community server went under the name GonePsycho.com and started getting busier and busier.
A lot of people
liked the community and kept coming back, becoming regular players on our servers.
Since then many people have joined and some have left again. The 
