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Post by shosakato on Jan 20, 2018 16:04:33 GMT -5
So I joined a "group" is that the same as a clan?
I did so in order to achieve the "Task'".
It is day one and so I am asking:
1: How do you speak to a group or a clan? I'm thinking Discord but is there a messenger built into the game?
I am a 25 rank, still only 3 Mechs in bay, working close to my 4th. (I have 6 Mechs)
Running 2 Griffs and a Leo right now. All about level 6 with weapon 5-6.
I play om Amazon Fire Tablet.
2: Does this even approach the requirements for joining a clan?
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Post by ♧SGT FURY 24/7♧ on Jan 20, 2018 16:21:38 GMT -5
Some clans may be a fit for you, but maybe grow your hangar a bit. Requesting clan membership is kind of like applying for a job. You have to have something to offer in the way you'll make the clan stronger.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2018 16:22:09 GMT -5
So I joined a "group" is that the same as a clan? I did so in order to achieve the "Task'". It is day one and so I am asking: 1: How do you speak to a group or a clan? I'm thinking Discord but is there a messenger built into the game? I am a 25 rank, still only 3 Mechs in bay, working close to my 4th. (I have 6 Mechs) Running 2 Griffs and a Leo right now. All about level 6 with weapon 5-6. I play om Amazon Fire Tablet. 2: Does this even approach the requirements for joining a clan? There really is no set requirement, you just have to be a certain level and that's it. It's up to the clan leader as to what requirements they wanna set. Most of the times the clan requirements will be in the blurb thingy when you tap on the clan. |
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Post by shosakato on Jan 20, 2018 16:43:34 GMT -5
Thanks Kayane!
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Post by shosakato on Jan 20, 2018 16:44:22 GMT -5
Some clans may be a fit for you, but maybe grow your hangar a bit. Requesting clan membership is kind of like applying for a job. You have to have something to offer in the way you'll make the clan stronger. Thanks Fury! |
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Post by U Camp = I Camp on Jan 20, 2018 17:30:57 GMT -5
Some clans may be a fit for you, but maybe grow your hangar a bit. Requesting clan membership is kind of like applying for a job. You have to have something to offer in the way you'll make the clan stronger. To add to this shosakato, think of your hangar and your "activity" as a resume. Try to slot your best stuff, and time your application when you're activity has been up and regular. |
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Post by GuitarGuy on Jan 20, 2018 17:37:23 GMT -5
Some clans may be a fit for you, but maybe grow your hangar a bit. Requesting clan membership is kind of like applying for a job. You have to have something to offer in the way you'll make the clan stronger. This very true. The biggest thing is that your at least close to the same league as most of the people in the clan you want to join. Second, if the clan is concerned about ranking is your activity level (cups). When my clan was top 100 we had a minimum of 500 cups a week to join and 300 to stay. You also had to be expert league or better since most of us are champion league. We would get requests from silver and gold players all the time back then but couldnt take them because they couldnt effectively squad with anyone in the clan. |
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Post by T34 on Jan 20, 2018 17:55:44 GMT -5
And also worth remembering that you can leave if it doesn't work out or if they don't like you you will be out anyway.
just another point that wasn't mentioned amongst the good advise above is that in general clans generally have most of their members at a certain point in the league. This means if you develop faster than the clan you may outgrow the clan. Nothing wrong with leaving under those circumstances on good terms and seeking a better fit clan. You can always maintain the relationship with the old group via other methods like FB or discord. When clans mature some also make relations with other clans and you can take an advantage of that too.
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Post by shosakato on Jan 20, 2018 20:04:59 GMT -5
Thank You "Fury" , thanks "Guitar Guy" and thank you "T34" Great to learn this stuff before I face it, makes one that pays heed ahead of the curve.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 17:46:06 GMT -5
Thank You "Fury" , thanks "Guitar Guy" and thank you "T34" Great to learn this stuff before I face it, makes one that pays heed ahead of the curve. If you are wondering how to tag someone, you type in the "at" symbol (@) and then type in their name. |
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