Clan support

[Gamerr]

Would be nice if there were more BH worlds so I could actually take LGZ into PVP without being ripped by a bigger, better clan.

 

 

 

Jagex are trying though, perhaps not enough?

 

 

 

 

 

I strongly believe they are trying, the JCC is a pretty good example of that, but I sometimes have the feeling that JAGeX doesn't really have the touch with the clans. They know more or less what's needed, but I believe with more communication they would be able to know exactly what clans need.

[Kohyru]

A few things that could be implemented might be being able to be in more than one cc at any one time. Example, being in your own clan's cc as well as another clan you're friends with, and switch chat box priority like you do in the IRC channels. An official clan rankings would be somewhat helpful as well as what the clans on the rankings preferred Pking/Skilling/Combined, which would increase awareness of clans and so bring in new blood, though restrictions say top 1000 clans? Rankings based upon monthly tournaments perhaps, much like the Jagex Cup.

[obfuscator]

Would be nice if there were more BH worlds so I could actually take LGZ into PVP without being ripped by a bigger, better clan.

 

 

 

Jagex are trying though, perhaps not enough?

 

With the numbers LGZ pulls you could do very well in the Falador area.

[infinitone]

I'm actually very satisfied with what jagex has done, aside from the lack of bh worlds for f2p. The Jagex Cup has been awsome so far and Corr (I think it was Corr :? ) even got to fight a mod. They certainly aren't ignoring us.

 

I agree they are paying attention, but it seems like we are getting petty treats. Little things, unimportant things, to distract us. Things that prevent us from wanting the real issues fixed.

 

 

 

Couldn't agree more.

 

 

 

Jagex really needs to dig down into what clans are actually needing not wanting, forget the wants, the needs aren't even satisfied.

 

 

 

What im talking about:

 

- More pvp worlds? Clans need to get anti-crasher clans to have their own private war in pvp, enough said.

 

- Increase ingame clan communication not just between the members online but offline too. Maybe add additional clan leader features to the clan chat system? A clan news section? A 'drop a line to the leader' feature?

 

- Update Clan Wars. Simple as that, the whole jagex cup used clan wars, inherently that means something? Clan wars is the essence and basis to all clans when it comes down to warring ability and fun.

 

 

 

What they need to do is look at an active clan, look at what the clan is utilizing other than the actual runescape game. Things like websites, forums, runehead memberlists, IRC channels, TEAMSPEAK (big one right here). These things are NEEDS, they should try to replace them and/or integrating them with runescape itself if they really want to satisfy the clan world.

[Plazaskater]

Would be nice if there were more BH worlds so I could actually take LGZ into PVP without being ripped by a bigger, better clan.

 

 

 

Jagex are trying though, perhaps not enough?

 

 

 

That's what Acs are for dude

 

xD

 

 

 

Larger Clan chats will also be helpful for clans pulling over 300 opts to war.

[Laikrob]

(...) Clan wars is the essence and basis to all clans when it comes down to warring ability and fun.

 

 

 

What they need to do is look at an active clan, look at what the clan is utilizing other than the actual runescape game. Things like websites, forums, runehead memberlists, IRC channels, TEAMSPEAK (big one right here). These things are NEEDS, they should try to replace them and/or integrating them with runescape itself if they really want to satisfy the clan world.

 

I strongly disagree with you on the first one, the Wilderness/PvP/Bounty is the where many clans base their warring and fun. I don't mean to disrespect anyone, but CWA is a well done PvP minigame which allows controlled clan wars - which is what it was designed for in the first place. Nothing wrong with it at all, but keep in mind that it was based on and placed in the Wilderness, where the "original" clan wars were and again are fought.

 

 

 

When it comes to your second point, I partly agree. The reason I understand why Jagex is hesitant with some of those features, is the possible abuse. After all, the amount of control you can have with a voice client and IRC channel is limited, and they still have an obligation to follow certain rules and regulation, whether we like it or not. That is out of their hands and ours. Forum and website hosting would also mean a huge liability for them - even allowing advertising of clan forums. Example: Little Frank sees someone advertise for DF ingame, and goes to their forums. Except it's not, and he gets keylogged and quits. The perpetrator uses Frank's account to advertise the keylogger and repeat the process with 10 other kids, make those into 100, 1000 and so on. Perpetrator with a lot of time on his hands, but you see my point. :P In the end Jagex are the ones at risk losing customers, even if just 1/3 of those quit and they were planning to play for at least a year.

 

£5.95 * 12 * 333 = £23 776.2

 

 

 

That's a lot of money... ^

[obfuscator]

Would be nice if there were more BH worlds so I could actually take LGZ into PVP without being ripped by a bigger, better clan.

 

 

 

Jagex are trying though, perhaps not enough?

 

 

 

That's what Acs are for dude

 

xD

 

 

 

Larger Clan chats will also be helpful for clans pulling over 300 opts to war.

 

He's talking about a pk trip.

 

 

 

And yes, larger cc's would be great.

[infinitone]

(...) Clan wars is the essence and basis to all clans when it comes down to warring ability and fun.

 

 

 

What they need to do is look at an active clan, look at what the clan is utilizing other than the actual runescape game. Things like websites, forums, runehead memberlists, IRC channels, TEAMSPEAK (big one right here). These things are NEEDS, they should try to replace them and/or integrating them with runescape itself if they really want to satisfy the clan world.

 

I strongly disagree with you on the first one, the Wilderness/PvP/Bounty is the where many clans base their warring and fun. I don't mean to disrespect anyone, but CWA is a well done PvP minigame which allows controlled clan wars - which is what it was designed for in the first place. Nothing wrong with it at all, but keep in mind that it was based on and placed in the Wilderness, where the "original" clan wars were and again are fought.

 

 

 

The thing is with PvP/Bh, clans have to worry about crashes and all the RSC drama of even if you do win, your opponent is still gonna post up a propagandized win topic on RSC. One would say; `So what, its about the fun of it.` Then again; clan drama and rep is inescapable if you do plan to stay awhile in the Clan World. Though you bring a valid point of the actual placement of the CWA :lol:

 

 

 

 

When it comes to your second point, I partly agree. The reason I understand why Jagex is hesitant with some of those features, is the possible abuse. After all, the amount of control you can have with a voice client and IRC channel is limited, and they still have an obligation to follow certain rules and regulation, whether we like it or not. That is out of their hands and ours. Forum and website hosting would also mean a huge liability for them - even allowing advertising of clan forums. Example: Little Frank sees someone advertise for DF ingame, and goes to their forums. Except it's not, and he gets keylogged and quits. The perpetrator uses Frank's account to advertise the keylogger and repeat the process with 10 other kids, make those into 100, 1000 and so on. Perpetrator with a lot of time on his hands, but you see my point. :P In the end Jagex are the ones at risk losing customers, even if just 1/3 of those quit and they were planning to play for at least a year.

 

£5.95 * 12 * 333 = £23 776.2

 

 

 

That's a lot of money... ^

 

 

 

Regarding liability issues with sites/forums, I can see that coming actually; and do agree. Though a voice client is crucial and CAN be done to limit its abuse, how else is it that consoles like xbox 360/ps3 have the system fully integrated not flawlessly but to a point where you`d really have to try hard to abuse.

[Mister_T]

 

When it comes to your second point, I partly agree. The reason I understand why Jagex is hesitant with some of those features, is the possible abuse. After all, the amount of control you can have with a voice client and IRC channel is limited, and they still have an obligation to follow certain rules and regulation, whether we like it or not. That is out of their hands and ours. Forum and website hosting would also mean a huge liability for them - even allowing advertising of clan forums. Example: Little Frank sees someone advertise for DF ingame, and goes to their forums. Except it's not, and he gets keylogged and quits. The perpetrator uses Frank's account to advertise the keylogger and repeat the process with 10 other kids, make those into 100, 1000 and so on. Perpetrator with a lot of time on his hands, but you see my point. :P In the end Jagex are the ones at risk losing customers, even if just 1/3 of those quit and they were planning to play for at least a year.

 

£5.95 * 12 * 333 = £23 776.2

 

 

 

That's a lot of money... ^

 

 

 

Regarding liability issues with sites/forums, I can see that coming actually; and do agree. Though a voice client is crucial and CAN be done to limit its abuse, how else is it that consoles like xbox 360/ps3 have the system fully integrated not flawlessly but to a point where you`d really have to try hard to abuse.

 

That won't work with the current rs rules. How should they block offensive language and so on.

 

Clans should be able to find their own teamspeak.

 

What Jagex does for the clanning is ok, maybe some more worlds and I'll be happy \