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A clan is simply the game's method of grouping multiple countries together under a common identity, or tag. Clans generally contain one to ten countries, although some clans have been known to reach twenty to twenty-five members. Any larger than that, and controlling the mechanics of how the clan is supposed to work becomes unbearable, using only the game interface to send messages, host meetings, etc. A clan may not always have a command and control structure. It is always expedient for a clan to have a third-party hosting site ready in case commanding and ranking members becomes necessary. If a clan wishes to survive in a game where things can happen instantly, it also must have some way of contacting its members or representatives of other clans or alliances instantly. If a clan has a command and control structure, representatives to deal with other clans or alliances, a third-party site to coordinate its plans/goals on, and is established enough to hold its own, it is generally then known as an [[alliance]]. | A clan is simply the game's method of grouping multiple countries together under a common identity, or tag. Clans generally contain one to ten countries, although some clans have been known to reach twenty to twenty-five members. Any larger than that, and controlling the mechanics of how the clan is supposed to work becomes unbearable, using only the game interface to send messages, host meetings, etc. A clan may not always have a command and control structure. It is always expedient for a clan to have a third-party hosting site ready in case commanding and ranking members becomes necessary. If a clan wishes to survive in a game where things can happen instantly, it also must have some way of contacting its members or representatives of other clans or alliances instantly. If a clan has a command and control structure, representatives to deal with other clans or alliances, a third-party site to coordinate its plans/goals on, and is established enough to hold its own, it is generally then known as an [[alliance]]. | ||
| + | ===Types of Clans=== | ||
| + | There are a few different types of clans, and most types are usually regarded negatively by more established clans. A tag with only one or two countries is regarded as a craptag, or crapclan. A clan whose tag and password are given out on public message boards or through in game messages is known as a spam tag. These types of clans are generally looked down upon by the others, and the countries in these clans are often treated as [[farm land]] by the larger alliances. | ||
| − | + | ===How to create a clan=== | |
| + | ===How to join a clan=== | ||
| + | ===Clan server info=== | ||
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| + | Council, Team and FFA are the [[servers]] which currently use the clan/tag system. | ||
Revision as of 19:17, 17 March 2010
A clan is simply the game's method of grouping multiple countries together under a common identity, or tag. Clans generally contain one to ten countries, although some clans have been known to reach twenty to twenty-five members. Any larger than that, and controlling the mechanics of how the clan is supposed to work becomes unbearable, using only the game interface to send messages, host meetings, etc. A clan may not always have a command and control structure. It is always expedient for a clan to have a third-party hosting site ready in case commanding and ranking members becomes necessary. If a clan wishes to survive in a game where things can happen instantly, it also must have some way of contacting its members or representatives of other clans or alliances instantly. If a clan has a command and control structure, representatives to deal with other clans or alliances, a third-party site to coordinate its plans/goals on, and is established enough to hold its own, it is generally then known as an alliance.
Types of Clans
There are a few different types of clans, and most types are usually regarded negatively by more established clans. A tag with only one or two countries is regarded as a craptag, or crapclan. A clan whose tag and password are given out on public message boards or through in game messages is known as a spam tag. These types of clans are generally looked down upon by the others, and the countries in these clans are often treated as farm land by the larger alliances.
How to create a clan
How to join a clan
Clan server info
Council, Team and FFA are the servers which currently use the clan/tag system.
