yo_john117 on 04 August 2009
| Dodece said: There are advantages in games to playing within a clan or guild. However your approaching this in a backwards fashion. It isn't prospective members that must prove themselves. It is the clan that must prove itself worthy of being joined. You wrote all this stuff, but I have no idea as what your clan is about. How do you play the game. What kind of conversation can I expect. What kind of demographic are you looking at having. What times do you intend to usually play. What skill level are you looking for. How large a clan are you looking to have. What other games is the clan looking at for group play. In other words there are hundreds of clans, but only a few clans that are right for any particular player. Show your clans character. Post a video of your clan playing. The best is if you actually record the audio as well. Let us get a feel for what kind of clan you are. For example I prefer to play with players that are older then twenty. Who like to try and win, but are not compulsive. Have smart and funny conversation. Who are likely to play when I am on, and I prefer a smaller clan. Would your clan be right for someone like me, or are you looking for someone different. Pitch your clans nature not a rule book. That way you will get like minded players, and others will take the time to review your offer. Everyone in Halo 3 worth anything gets barraged with offers. What nobody ever gets is an honest appraisal up front. Do that and people will take quick notice. By the way your posting here, because you need members. |
Well me an my friends decided to make this clan only a couple of days ago, so its a very new clan..and now that we are done with the site and got alot of stuff squared away (just finished today) we are activly recruiting for members. Anybody can join no matter what skill level they are. The ranks are there to reward more experienced players, and the training is there just so we know only dedicated people will join.
