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The '''Hump day Challenge''' is an event where every Wednesday (Hump Day) [[Bungie]] staff have it out with a fan site, group or pretty much anyone in a three game Halo shootout. One recent outing pitied the Bungie staff against the [http://www.fragdolls.com/us/about.php Fragdolls] [[Image:FragDolls groupshot.jpg|thumb|300px|FragDolls get ready to kick Bungie ass]] | The '''Hump day Challenge''' is an event where every Wednesday (Hump Day) [[Bungie]] staff have it out with a fan site, group or pretty much anyone in a three game Halo shootout. One recent outing pitied the Bungie staff against the [http://www.fragdolls.com/us/about.php Fragdolls] [[Image:FragDolls groupshot.jpg|thumb|300px|FragDolls get ready to kick Bungie ass]] | ||
==The Chosen Few== | |||
To be selected by Bungie for a '''Hump day Challenge''' is a challenge in itself. They doent play anyone based on ability . They pick teams to play based on community activity. i.e. Other companies or Halo video makers. Their interest isn't in beating the best but in mutal publicity that the Hump challange brings. Bungie plays for fun, and probably enjoys winning against non-professional players. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 08:15, October 3, 2006
The Hump day Challenge is an event where every Wednesday (Hump Day) Bungie staff have it out with a fan site, group or pretty much anyone in a three game Halo shootout. One recent outing pitied the Bungie staff against the Fragdolls
File:FragDolls groupshot.jpg
FragDolls get ready to kick Bungie ass
The Chosen Few
To be selected by Bungie for a Hump day Challenge is a challenge in itself. They doent play anyone based on ability . They pick teams to play based on community activity. i.e. Other companies or Halo video makers. Their interest isn't in beating the best but in mutal publicity that the Hump challange brings. Bungie plays for fun, and probably enjoys winning against non-professional players.
