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2/28/2016 11:14:56 PM
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Petition to Raise the Limit on Clan Tags
TO: BUNGIE
FROM: CLAN TAGLESS CLAN MEMBER
Hello Bungie,
Over the course of enjoying this great game we all love (and at times, get salty over) you've shown me how a first person shooter should be feel. How powerful it is to be a Titan. How awesome it feels to be a Hunter. How impressive a Warlock is.
Then one day I decided to join a clan. The clan was pretty big already but that's also what made the clan great because I could always find members to help me with raids and crucible.
The only thing that sucked was the clan already had over 600 members and only 100 of them were able to represent their clan in-game. Because you can have an unlimited number of members join a clan but only 100 of those members can have what we call the "clan tag" (aka have the clan name displayed while playing the game).
I'm hoping you clever people at Bungie take a look at this message. Please. let us know if you are ever going to increase the number of "clan tags" available to a clan. Since clans can have unlimited members, why not unlimited clan tags? Or at the very least, increase the number of available clan tags to something very high to allow everyone and anyone who would like to, show off that they're a proud member of a clan.
I know that I'm not the only one who thinks clan tags should be increased. Even other players in different clans are saying the same things I am. So please, please, PLEASE Bungie. Allow us to show our clan pride.
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Edited by tonzasen: 5/14/2016 1:18:42 AMI would further this and say that given the capabilities of today's database technologies, there should be no limits to the number of members in a clan. If there are 100000 members in a clan, then there are 100000 members in a clan! No artificial limits should be imposed to prevent members from being in a clan in which they want to be in. Instead, Bungie should be rethinking their scoring or ranking system and asking themselves this first question: does the proposed ranking or scoring system serve anybody, and can it be done with a no-clan-size-limit model? If some scoring or ranking feature only works by limiting sample sizes for a given category of data, then it should be dumped. I don't want to be in a clan "Xnn", where nn is some serial number imposed on me. I want to be in clan "X". Just like how I want to be known as "tonzasen" on the game network because that's the name I chose, and not some other name like "tonzasen35"!
