Clan Event Rule 3, 6, 9

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  • 4 years, 6 months ago

    Can some tell me how the clan even rule of 3, 6, 9 works?

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  • 4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    AngryBoston
    @ogandzyuk

    There are three types of regular events. 200 point event, 400 and 600. Hence they require you score minimum 3 in 200 event, 6 in 400 and 9 in 600. If not meet – you will be kicked out.

    In my clan we enforce 6-9-12 rule, and boot everyone who doesn’t meet min

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    007
    @nas76

    Sounds a bit harsh if done to the letter there @ogandzyuk what if someone is busy at work when there’s a 200 event?  They log on and find it’s completed, do they still have to do 6 points unnecessarily?  Can’t they simply balance it out by promising getting more than the required for the next event?

    In the clan I’m in, we communicate, where real life gets in the way, we are understanding to players’ predicaments and as long as they average out their minimums then it’s not a problem.  We always complete our events with surplus points but you are implying in your clan you accumulate 300 points for a 200 point event, it’s madness.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    AngryBoston
    @ogandzyuk

    @Nas, if someone is busy – there’re other clans over there. We (and any top performing clan in the World), boots everyone who just wants to take the cream without equal effort.

    To your question, even if the reward is reached – we still boot whoever didn’t score minimum points. In such way we ensure consistency and no slackers allowed.

    More than that – in battles we calculate ratio (FP vs score in battle), if person underperforms – kick.

    I know what you’re saying, but only in such way we can ensure winning ALL events for a year (no single event missed max as of today) and all battles.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    mrsnevilledevil
    @mrsnevilledevil

    Okay… I get it. And so following your 6, 9, 12 rule your clan is able to actually complete the clan events. If the clan is full or almost full, I suppose.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    mrsnevilledevil
    @mrsnevilledevil

    I thought maybe it meant you Could not score over or under the requirement for each event.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    AngryBoston
    @ogandzyuk

    There’re no max points limitations, but there’re min points required. Number of clanmates varies from 36 to 45 depending on the timeline, but there will be always someone who throws more than needed, which (in condition others met min points) is enough to take 100% reward.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    007
    @nas76

    To answer the OP’s question, the 3,6,9 requirement which is common in most competitive clans is a method in which they are able to complete the event to get all rewards.  Some people will go over and above the requirement because they want the additional rewards than can vary for those finishing from the top 3 to the top 10.

     


    @ogandzyuk     I see your point, I am in a top 20 clan (per MEBC leaderboard) but we have a more understanding leadership, most people average out their minimums.  I get your point about booting those who under perform however I’m glad I’m not in a clan that over-scrutinises but each to their own.

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    mrsnevilledevil
    @mrsnevilledevil

    <p style=”text-align: left;”>Okay… I’m understanding now. Thanks. I’m in  diamond clan & we win pretty much all of our battles. But we have never completed a clan event. We don’t have any minimum score requirements but I’d like to eventually.</p>

    4 years, 6 months ago REPLY
    maverick
    @maverick78

    <p style=”text-align: left;”>Mrsneville, feel free to come take a spin in our diamond level clan!  We are very competitive in battles and finish most the clan events through team work.  </p>

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