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Whilst the chaotic firefights ofBattleBit Remasteredcan be a ton of fun on your own, it’s much more enjoyable when you’re playing with friends. Plus having someone to chat to, or watch your back so you don’t get gunned down in seconds can also be a huge benefit.
What Is A Clan In BattleBit Remastered?
A Clan in BattleBit Remastered is astraightforward thing to explain. If you’re familiar at all with online multiplayer games, be that MMOs or FPS games then you’ll likely have experienced or seen Clans at some point. For those that haven’t here’s a basic breakdown.
Clans are a large collection of playersthat interact with each other both inside and often outside of a game. For example,they use Clan Tags to denote members of their groupand some of the larger and more popular ones, such as those run by Milsim Youtuber Groups tend to have a lot ofextra activities and benefitsthat we’ll touch on momentarily.
Benefits Of Playing In A Clan
The main benefit to playing in a Clan in BattleBit Remastered is that not only can youmake larger Squads, but you’ll be part of a big group of like-minded playersthat you can play with together. With everyonecommunicating and working togetherinstead of being gunned down every few seconds by snipers or one-man Rambos.
The other big benefit to clans, mainly for the larger ones, is that they can dospecial events and matches inside the game. If a Clan is large enough they canhave their own BattleBit Remastered server, and most do. On thesepassword-protected servers, you’ll usually find big themed events or matches withcrazy customizationsand a more Squad-orientated type of gameplay closer to something in a real mil-sim.
This is mainly down to the type of player that joins these kinds of Clans being of a certain experience level or background,i.e. they’ll play the game and not run around like heavily armed headless chickens. There’s also the sense of comradery for being part of a large group that improves the overall experience of a very hectic game. So there are a lot of benefits to joining a Clan.
How To Create A Clan In BattleBit Remastered
If all of that has piqued your interest and you’d like to set up a Clan with your friends then don’t worry as it’s apretty straightforward and simple process. Previously you had to reachlevel 60, but now you’ll need to have at least ‘Prestiged’ once in order to be able to create a Clan. This was becausein the past the system was a mess and the developers had to shut it down before rebuilding it from the ground up.
To Prestige in BattleBit Remastered you’ll need toreach around 1500 kills with a particular weapon, which is not that easy to do. But after you have that high honor,go into the Clan sub-menuthat’s at the top of the screen then choose the option tocreate a new Clan. You can then put whatever name you like for your group as well as the shortened tag. There are also options forcustomizing the color of your group’s tag and even a Clan image, it’s a simple system but it’s got a decent amount of customization options.
If you’re having a hard time leveling up to Prestige, tryPublic Custom Multiplayer Serversas they often have absurdly high XP gain set by the Server owners.
How To Join A Clan In BattleBit Remastered
If you don’t want to create your own Clan or don’t have the manpower to fill up your own thenyou can always just join one. It’s pretty easy to join a Clan in BattleBit Remastered and it’ll usually only take you a few minutes to do so.
To join a Clan in BattleBit Remastered, againgo into the Clan sub-menu at the top of the screen, and on the right next to Create Clan will be the option Join Clan. Select this and thenenter an invite code for a specific clanthat was sent to you by the group leader or another member.
Or you coulduse an external website that specializes in advertising Clansthat are recruiting, BattleBit Remastered fan discord groups, or even Reddit threads. There are plenty of people advertising their groups. Or if there’s a specific Clan you want to join they’llusually have a forum somewhere, or a YouTube video explaining the process of joining.
