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  1. #11
    In contract to the questions above, what about the solo player?

    Don't get me wrong, I understand the concept of a "clan", just I have heard of a few games that allow a single member to create a clan and progress that way. I feel like if there are substantial rewards & benefits for being a member of a clan. Then solo players will just end up having to join random clans to get these benefits and might likely fall into the recurring cycle of joining a clan, finding other people in that clan stop playing as much, change clan, repeat, etc. When really all they want to do is create their own thing, and they can progress it as they want.

    I get that there are large clans as I've seen mentioned, saying 50 is not enough, etc, but some people will not have any friends who play the game or want to be part of a clan. I think you need to look at both sides of this argument, increasing the clan limit and allowing people to progress solo.
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    50 accounts not people. We are accounts. One of them Scam business terms.

    I also know how you will be forced to mule gear over several characters because scam artists made it that way.

    meanwhile they run around with 500 item backpack w/o any problem.
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    A step further...

    Originally Posted by Ex-Blitz Go to original post
    In contract to the questions above, what about the solo player?

    Don't get me wrong, I understand the concept of a "clan", just I have heard of a few games that allow a single member to create a clan and progress that way. I feel like if there are substantial rewards & benefits for being a member of a clan. Then solo players will just end up having to join random clans to get these benefits and might likely fall into the recurring cycle of joining a clan, finding other people in that clan stop playing as much, change clan, repeat, etc. When really all they want to do is create their own thing, and they can progress it as they want.

    I get that there are large clans as I've seen mentioned, saying 50 is not enough, etc, but some people will not have any friends who play the game or want to be part of a clan. I think you need to look at both sides of this argument, increasing the clan limit and allowing people to progress solo.
    I'd like to take this a step further; I have run a family Guild in multiple games for decades, however, not all family members play all the games - in the case of Division, I only have one other member; so this quote from the main OP: "but to start progressing a clan, a total of four members is required" is worrisome to me.

    I understand the concept of "clan" also, and agree with the quote above; not everyone fits neatly into larger clans, or wants to deal with managing actual people (I manage people for a job, don't want to do it for fun) - but our family "clan" (Guild) has run forever, and we enjoy it.

    I understand it will be hard for one or two players to accomplish much as a clan - but couldn't we still have the option to progress?
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  4. #14
    Or for people like me, that only play solo (i have no friends). I'll just make a progressionless clan for myself
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    Originally Posted by Ubi-Johan Go to original post


    Agents!

    Welcome back to Intelligence Annex—our series of development blogs detailing all things in Tom Clancy's The Division 2. Today we are here to discuss the options available to you when searching for a clan, when managing one as well as a brief introduction to clan progression and the clan quarters.

    OVERVIEW
    A new feature in The Division 2 is the ability to create and manage clans in-game. Clans are designed to make it easy for you to find likeminded players to play with, and to make clan management a user-friendly experience.

    Clans will focus on building tight knit communities with common goals, and will consist of up to 50 accounts, with up to four characters each. The ability to create a clan is unlocked early as a part of The Division 2's story progression. Anyone who has unlocked the feature can create their own, but to start progressing a clan, a total of four members is required.

    Clan members can keep themselves informed through the clan feed, keeping you up to date with clan activity and progression. The ability to leave messages on the feed will enable members to easily stay in touch with each other and it also allows for leadership to pin important messages in order to coordinate events.

    In addition, each clan will have access to two voice channels for up to 25 members each, allowing you to socialize with each other at all times, regardless of where in the game you are or what activity you currently are partaking in.



    JOINING A CLAN
    When searching for a clan, you will be presented with a number of options enabling you to find a clan that best suits your particular needs or playstyle.

    Activities – The primary focus of the clan, PvE, PvP or both.
    Most Active Times – The time of day the clan is the most active.
    Atmosphere – The general atmosphere of the clan; would you prefer a relaxed easy-going clan, a clan focused on certain aspects of the game or a highly competitive PvP clan?
    Mic Requirement – If the clan requires a microphone to be able to join.
    Language – The primary spoken language of the clan.
    Region – The geographical location of the clan members.



    CREATING & MANAGING A CLAN
    One of the first steps when creating a clan is to design your insignia, which will serve as the visual representation of your clan in The Division 2. When designing your insignia, you will be able to choose from a selection of icons, background and border types to create your own unique design.

    Next, you need to name your newfound creation. A clan name can be between 4 to 15 letters long and the clan tag, which is visible to all players, consists of 3 capitalized letters. You can also write a presentation to introduce your clan to your players.

    Finally, each clan can set their preferred privacy level, consisting of three distinct levels:

    Open – Searchable and open for all players.
    Invite Only – Searchable but requires an application to be sent and reviewed by clan leadership.
    Private – A private clan is not searchable and can only be joined through an invite sent by the clan's leadership.
    Clan membership is organized into four ranks, allowing for improved organisation and a clear structure:

    Commander – The leader of the clan which has access to all administrative functions of the clan.
    Lieutenant – The officer rank, which will be able to send out invites, review applications, promote and demote members as well as moderate the clan feed.
    Agent – The established clan member able to invite potential recruits to the clan.
    Recruit – The recruit is a new member of the clan with limited access to administrative clan functionality.

    When reviewing applications as a Commander or Lieutenant, you will be able to inspect the applicant's characters, including gear, in order for you to quickly make an informed decision.



    CLAN PROGRESSION
    All in-game actions taken by members yielding experience points will also yield CXP (Clan XP), which is a new form of experience in The Division 2. Earning CXP will level up your clan, earning you and your friends additional benefits for each level on your Clans journey to level 30, as well as unlocking additional customization options for the insignia, showcasing your clan's veterancy.

    Clans will collectively work towards common goals in The Division 2, in the shape of weekly projects and an upgradeable clan cache, both yielding rewards for all members upon completion. The weekly clan cache requires a weekly CXP goal to be reached with additional stretch goals. There are 3 tiers of reward - bronze, silver and gold. Reaching the bronze tier will unlock guaranteed rewards, while reaching the silver and gold tiers will further improve the week's rewards each time.

    Clan projects are weekly tasks that grants a boost of CXP upon completion, each focusing on a particular aspect of the game. If your clan manages to complete all weekly projects, the clan will receive an additional, significant amount of CXP.

    CLAN QUARTERS
    The East Wing of the White House will serve as your clan's home, providing you with a space to socialize and regroup. Here you will find your clan stash to collect your weekly rewards, as well as the clan vendor, a unique vendor available only in the East Wing. As a natural part of the clan's level progression, the quality of the items offered by the clan vendor will improve. Certain levels will also unlock the ability to purchase unique cosmetic headgear, featuring your insignia, enabling you to represent your clan wherever you go.

    The clan quarters will showcase your clan's top three weekly CXP contributors, giving recognition to your most dedicated members' accomplishments. There is more to discover in the clan quarters, that you will have to discover by yourself at release!

    Thanks for joining us for today's look into clans! Be sure to join us over on the Official Forums or on the community Reddit to discuss today's article; we would love to hear your thoughts!

    We will be releasing these articles regularly, so remember to keep an eye out!

    /The Division Dev Team
    So what about those of us whose "meet with Agent Kelso" Castle Bug is already bugged do we have to delete our characters and start over again ? as this "fix" clearly hasn't worked. Better and Clearer communication from the "community" team would be appreciated thanks.
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    Hi! Just wondering I know you said there was going to be a headgear featuring my clan insignia, but is there a plan to have a arm patch as well? I'd love to see my symbol on my arm rather than my head as I have to plan my outfits out haha. Plus it's a lot more realistic for a member of an agency to represent what unit they're apart of. Ex; See US military uniforms, current unit patches on the left side upper arm of our uniforms. Thanks if you reply!
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  7. #17
    My clan cxp is on 0 but i have Done 6 mission and did go up from ter 2 to ter 4, and did get 4 feeld chase but no cxp on the leaderbord, that is broke
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  8. #18
    can I go out on a clan? just searching for a way to do it... nothing seems to work
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  9. #19
    Go to roster, select yourself. That should give you the option of "Leave clan"
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