Guardian Radio with DeeJ Episode 68 -- Bungie Day 07/08/14 (Fan Creations)
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Episode 68
Happy Bungie Day! Episode 68 is now deployed. Joining us on this special Bungie Day episode is the Gunslinger himself, Bungie’s Community Manager DeeJ. DeeJ stops by to chat about Bungie Day and the recent Collector’s Edition announcements. He also shares some details on how Clans and Alliances will work in game. Have questions on how your gaming community will will be represented in-game? The answers may be in this episode!
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On the topic of clans vs alliances
Given what was said about clans having a member limit, with alliances having clans associated with them...should the DBO group move to a clan, or to an alliance?
It depends on how many members there are, but my first thought is that it should be an Alliance, with individual clans associated with DBO. This allows for TSD or a PS4 specific clan for instance.
What do you all think?
On the topic of clans vs alliances
Given what was said about clans having a member limit, with alliances having clans associated with them...should the DBO group move to a clan, or to an alliance?
It depends on how many members there are, but my first thought is that it should be an Alliance, with individual clans associated with DBO. This allows for TSD or a PS4 specific clan for instance.
What do you all think?
This (DBO as an Alliance instead of Clan) seems to make perfect sense to me.
On the topic of clans vs alliances
Perhaps we could have a clan for each console: DBO-PS4, DBO-XB1, ect. Those plus other groups like TSD could fall under the DBO alliance.
I like this idea best
Perhaps we could have a clan for each console: DBO-PS4, DBO-XB1, ect. Those plus other groups like TSD could fall under the DBO alliance.
That way we can find people to play with without worrying about forming an additional group under the DBO umbrella.
Same thing, right?
I think we are all saying the same thing, right? (That being, a general DBO Alliance with multiple DBO Clans (DBO-PS4, DBO-Xbone, DBO-TSD, etc) as part of the DBO Alliance.)
Same thing, right?
Yeah. Although I wouldn't force a clan to use the DBO tag in their name. TSD could just stay TSD if they want to be in the alliance. I could form a clan called No Bones Allowed and still be a part of the DBO alliance.
Speaking of the DBO bnet group
Looks like ncsuDuncan is going to have to make the switch to an alliance as he is the bnet dbo group boss.
We should probably name them something clever.
As opposed to boring platform names.
We should vote.
~m
Guardian Radio with DeeJ Episode 68 -- Bungie Day 07/08/14
As always, absolutely worth listening to--Guardian Radio has been a weekly pleasure for me.
This is the first time I've heard DeeJ actually address the situation with Xbox players directly, and I'm glad he did. I appreciate his words, --they don't change anything, it's still garbage, and it will still be garbage when we're playing the Beta and full release and don't care any more-- but I appreciate his words.
You can only join one clan, right?
If you can only join one clan, having one for each console doesn't necessarily make sense. I mean, it does, but I don't know if that's the absolute way to divide the community.
I think that will happen naturally, for a clan to have members of a single platform, and so the primary division should be based on something else. I recommend play patterns, like was discussed in the podcast:
I.E.,
Clan X plays every Friday night, 10PM EST, primarily Xbox 360.
Clan Y plays weekends, focuses on Strikes, primarily PS4.
Clan Z is in college and plays every waking hour of every day on every console.
The goal of the clan is to find people to play with, right? So you want to join a clan whose members are online generally the same time as you.
True, true.
we have plenty of time to figure that all out still :)
You can only join one clan, right?
The goal of the clan is to find people to play with, right?
WRONG
The unifying force of a clan should be something greater than mere convenience. Ideology. Purpose. Passion.
We'll spend some time in the TSD Fealty Lair to discuss our alliances, if any. I'd like to know more about the mechanics of alliances, and if there are any consequences (pros, cons) to them. It'd be kind of lame if there were no drawbacks to allying with other clans.
Unlocks based on Clan/Alliance achievements would be sweet.
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DBONE
As opposed to boring platform names.
We should vote.
~m
DBONE - Destiny.Bungie.One