With The Inquisition vacating the statistics page almost as quickly as they had arrived, this left a spot for sale, and a place on the statistics for what many presumed would be a new or returning crew. However this was not the case, as the spot was quickly purchased by Dirty House! A crew already on the statistics, with a small size crew spot. But what was behind this puzzling move? With their crew Boss kihota this week ranking up to become the games only Legendary Don, would this not just be more attention the relatively small crew could do without? We delved a little deeper, getting in contact with NadzIsBack, Council of Dirty House and current holder of their second crew spot.
Our first question for NadzIsBack was what was behind the move for a second spot? With the current size of Dirty House's alpha spot appearing to be only small, why get a second as oppose to upgrading? NadzIsBack told us, "There is nothing actually behind it except having fun on the stats and since we are a small size crew and we don't want to upgrade it..." Going on to say, "so we thought of buying another crew for the sake of fun and it's going to be DH Busters, where we could accept friends of DH in it and mingle with different players all around BL." So the passion for busting has taken over and Dirty House's most prolific busters seem to now occupy the spot dubbed Dirty Busters. As NadzIsBack told us, it's a spot to bust and socialize in. How will others react to a crew spot being used for this? Only time will tell, but for now Dirty House seems to be expanding.
Unsure as to whether this was a long term venture or not, our next question for NadzIsBack concerned Dirty House's goals and ambitions for this round. He set them out quite clearly, as he told us, "Well we are here to have fun as most bootleggers players, I once again assure that we are here to make friends not enemies." Continuing, "So we will pretty enjoy bootleggers help who needs help, try to hit the highest ranks, and let Dirty House be a crew that everyone wish to be a member of. So hopefully we could achieve these goals, I see we are on the right way to do that." It would seem then, that Dirty House is all about peace and fun. But what if this peace were to be broken? Can fun turn to fire if needed?
We put this to NadzIsBack. He was bullish in his answer, saying, "Everyone needs to build strength to defend himself so yes we could defend ourselves but not use this power to attack others. Unless it's for defensive issues." Seemingly confident of Dirty House's ability to defend what they have, we then asked if the potential risk of having two crew spots was deemed worthwhile in terms of the added attention it would surely bring. NadzIsBack once again emphasized the crews friendly nature, telling us, "Well we are a harmless crew so I don't believe we ever attacked anyone, and we are being a peaceful crew having fun busting as you see we are in Illinois jail all the time busting and getting to know more people, helping people with oc's to rank, we do our best to gain friends not enemies ever." Distancing himself from the possibility of confrontation, it seems it is not something that the senior figures in Dirty House want to contemplate unless it becomes a reality.
So, we welcome Dirty Busters to the statistics. In effect a sub-crew of Dirty House, a relatively quiet crew so far this round. But will things stay as peaceful with the brightness of the spotlight intensified in this manner? We will have to wait and see. For now House appears to of become Houses, much more of this and we will be seeing a Dirty Estate!
