Clan System
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The clan system in Alternates provides a dynamic and competitive environment for players to collaborate, compete, and achieve together. Here's how it works:
Creating and Joining Clans
Creation: Players can create a clan by paying a fee in the . Each clan is represented by a 5-letter abbreviation or name, visible in gamertags both in-game and to other players.
Membership Limit: Clans have a limited number of members, which can be increased by paying a higher fee.
Joining: Players can apply to join a clan, and clan leaders have the authority to accept or reject membership requests.
Personalization: Players can pay a fee to customize their Clan Identity for an updated look.
Clan Identity and Visibility
Clan Tag: The clan abbreviation or name is displayed in the Gamertags of clan members.
Custom Logo: Each clan has a custom logo, created by the clan leader, representing them in the Player Hub.
Clan Profile: Clans have profiles reflecting all points and achievements, including a leaderboard ranking and detailed stats.
Clan Wars and Competitions
Clan Wars: Clans compete in tournaments and events hosted by Alternates, known as clan wars. Each clan war will have a prize pool for the winners of the event.
Leaderboards: Clans are listed on leaderboards, and rewards are distributed based on their rankings. Every member of the clan receives rewards.
Star Player: Each clan profile features their star player, showcasing stats such as:
Games Played
K/D Ratio
W/L Ratio
Most Used Weapon
Verification and Legitimacy
Verification: Clans will be verified by the game developers to ensure legitimacy, distinguishing genuine clans from fake ones.
The clan system in Alternates fosters a sense of community and healthy competition, allowing players to work together towards common goals and showcase their achievements on a larger stage.