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'''Clans''' are formalized and organized (Although some only very loosely) groups that players can join for purposes of battling other focused clans in an all out clan war (clanmatch in [[matchmaking]]) in team games and for practice. Clans exist in all three of the Halo games, but are becoming less prevalent in the older ones, especially [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], in which they are somewhat hard to find. Halo 2 is the only halo game which allows actual clans that appear as a list, or built in option. | '''Clans''' are formalized and organized (Although some only very loosely) groups that players can join for purposes of battling other focused clans in an all out clan war (clanmatch/clanbattle in [[matchmaking]]) in team games and for practice. Clans exist in all three of the Halo games, but are becoming less prevalent in the older ones, especially [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], in which they are somewhat hard to find. Halo 2 is the only halo game which allows actual clans that appear as a list, or built in option. | ||
[[Halo 2]] has a clan system that allows you to hold up to 100 people. In Halo 2, any given gamertag may only belong to one clan at a time. | [[Halo 2]] has a clan system that allows you to hold up to 100 people. In Halo 2, any given gamertag may only belong to one clan at a time. | ||
Revision as of 04:40, August 22, 2008
Template:Ratings Clans are formalized and organized (Although some only very loosely) groups that players can join for purposes of battling other focused clans in an all out clan war (clanmatch/clanbattle in matchmaking) in team games and for practice. Clans exist in all three of the Halo games, but are becoming less prevalent in the older ones, especially Halo: Combat Evolved, in which they are somewhat hard to find. Halo 2 is the only halo game which allows actual clans that appear as a list, or built in option.
Halo 2 has a clan system that allows you to hold up to 100 people. In Halo 2, any given gamertag may only belong to one clan at a time.
There are no clans in Halo 3 but people with the same emblem usually say they are in a clan. However, people often organize clans externally, via the use of websites and such. Examples include HBO. These are often created for competitve reasons, and are highly devoted due to the amount of effort it takes to effectively organize one.
Ranking System
The Halo 2 clan system has a ranking system that consists of the following:
- Peon- Lowest of all the classes. Can only participate in clanmatches. Usually used as punishment within a clan.
- Member- average member of the clan. Can recruit people to a clan via clan invite and participate in clanmatches.
- Staff- managers of the clan. They have all the privileges accorded to the lower ranks, but with the ability of changing ranks of lower ranking clan members (members to staff, member to peon, etc). Can also boot lower ranking members from the clan.
- Overlord-Admin/Leader(s) of the clan. Have all the privileges of staff and clan except with considerably more power.
