Come join us on player.me; a social network for gamers.[player.me]

The following are from the "about" section of the player.me site:

So, you’ve been a gamer since your 2nd birthday and you’ve got the skills to pay the bills? Well Player.me is the perfect place to grow your reach, promote your off the chart gaming abilities and just plain connect with other awesome gamers and game lovers. We’re here for you and that’s why we just give you a beautiful profile with your own vanity url and link through to all your regular hangouts (places like YouTube, Twitch, Steam, Xbox Live, Twitter, Facebook and maybe even your own website). Think of us as the swiss army knife or Mary Poppins handbag of gaming…it’s crazy what we can pack in to something so small and sleek.

You might not consider yourself a fully fledged gamer yet but you love games and you’re getting damn good... but you need to learn that little bit more from your gaming Yoda? Don’t forget “Always two there are, a master and an apprentice”. So, set up a profile, find the most awesome gamers on the planet and follow them, not only on Player.me but maybe at some point into battle! Or at least watch them go into battle. What better place is there to start your gaming career and learn your trade, we ask you? Nowhere... that is the answer.

Ok, so you’ve built this awesome network of uber talented gaming gods and your job is to make sure everyone knows about them and that collectively they rule the gaming world! Player.me gives you the chance to really show off the best gamers you’ve ever worked with, shout about them from the rooftops and encourage and harness their ever growing legion of followers. Also, you never know you might be able to find the next up and coming gaming superstar to add to your roster of superstars.

You’ve slaved over a new game for 24 hours a day, for the last 3 years and now it’s ready to unleash your game upon the gaming world! We love the big guys and the indies for all doing their bit to add to, what is, our amazing ecosystem. So, what does all that waffle mean? Well, with a Player.me page you’ll be able to show off your game to the gaming community. We’re a helpful bunch, so if you’re not quite there yet the players will let you know, but if you’ve created the next COD, LOL, DOTA or GTA (or if you did in fact create those games) you will be heralded from the mountains and raised up for all to see... and you might get a load of new fans along the way.

On this site, you can post personal updates on your own game plans, become part of a group for your favorite games, and if you're an indie developer like me, advertise and share your progress. You can announce livestreams or even try to get crews together to take on dungeon bosses.

Twitter, beam.pro, Twitch, Facebook, uPlay, Origin, Steam, YouTube, MLG, Patreon, PSN, XBL, and Tumblr are some of the services you can link through player.me.

So, get going! Click here to sign up for an account![player.me]

Please visit the following discussion links for more information on the Tunngle update:
What is Tunngle?
SuperBitCrew's Tunngle Network

The current Tunngle VPN is meant to stay private! We are trying to get a second VPN set up that will have it's password publicly distributed at the viewer's request.

Thanks again Knight1911 for bringing this to the crew's attention!

Host all the things!

The SuperBitCrew now has a public group that will be listed among the Steam groups. This group does not require an invite to join.

You can reach either of our steam groups by amending the following to the end of the previous URL:
PVT - Brings you to this group.
PBLC - Brings you to the public group.

Group abbreviation changes have been made as follows:

If you are going to advertise SuperBitCrew groups to your viewers, please direct them to this link: http://steamproxy.com/groups/superbitcrewPBLC

Invite your friends! Invite your neighbors! Invite your dog!

The discussion is for the planning of future streams. The idea behind everything is to create a list of games that you'd be interested in playing onstream, then see if anyone would be interested in playing the same game as well. With this information, events can get coordinated, things can get set up, and streams can be planned.

Under the events tab in the discussion there will be the name of the game that has events planned for it. There will be boxes with information on what a specific event is, where it is being hosted, when the event is happening, if it is being streamed or not, and any other additional notes. You can request to be added or removd from events as well.

The discussion will be updated reguarly whenever new information is added.

View the discussion under "SuperBitCrew Streams > GameHQ" for more info.

The TeamSpeak 3 server for SuperBitCrew has just been set up. After some long hours of configuration, the server should be ready to go. TeamSpeak will provide a higher quality alternative to Skype for VoIP communication. The server is being privately hosted, so it will be ran / shut down when needed. The server should be running 24/7 with minimal exceptions.

Server information can be found in our forums under
"SuperBitCrew Servers > SuperBitCrew is on TeamSpeak! (UPDATE)".

Download the TeamSpeak 3 Client here.[www.teamspeak.com]