How to Make a Successful StarCraft Clan
A gaming clan is a group of people who regularly play a game competitively, either for fun or in tournaments and online ladders. "StarCraft" is a competitive real-time strategy game that has a very active clan battle community. In "StarCraft," the majority of team leagues center on one-vs.-one play, with the occasional two-on-two or three-on-three match. A clan cannot be successful without a deep understanding of the game, its units, maps and common strategies.
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Start a chat channel on Battle.net. The chat channel can be used to schedule practices, post clan news and recruit new members.
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Practice and create strategies. Each clan member should be familiar with the strengths and weaknesses of the race they play. One-on-one practices should focus on correcting inconsistencies in base build orders, timing and resources. Practices for team games, such as two-on-two or three-on-three, should focus on communication and timing.
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Get a voice-over-IP server or use the built-in Battle.net voice chat to communicate during clan matches and practices. This is also a way to communicate while not playing the game and to talk clan business.
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Join clan tournaments and ladders. Gamebattle.com and nationalesl.com offer both for free. Winning tournaments increases a clans notoriety and awareness among the "StarCraft" community. Some tournaments also reward prizes in the form of cash or electronics.
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