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The dead weight of the HeadHunters was cut and other members have moved on, but the clan has made $88 AuD selling their two old and outdated J1-Jammers.


 * With the new year and plans comes changes to the HeadHunters as they continue to adapt to the ever-changing conditions on Palringo in which their militant-style campagin is waged.

Members threw in the towel over the course of the start of the new year whilst others had to quit due to course work and career options, a time the HeadHunters has had to go through on a few occasions. This new stat, coupled with no new recruits over the break has lead to the clan going from 81 back to 72 members, losing it's peak but still holding the record for most kicking clan members.

Another feat the clan has had to shrug off was the farewelling of it's two J1-Jammers Show Stopper and Unrivalled which had supported the clans kicking attacks for more than a year and a half. They were used to train and educate new Jammer pilots until a new kicking client bought them for a collective total of $88 AuD.

Nonetheless one by one the members returned on the 1st of Feburary to continue the job. The first team to start gaining admin and doing group checks was of course, the 5th Battle Group who serve as the clans elite admin-gaining team.

The clans 2014 goal has been made clear, "Maintain a presence, but don't over do it." to do this the HeadHunters has put a more relaxed attitude out towards members and kicking rates and think slightly differently than they would do. Especially given recent attacks on Palringo's servers.