Oct 8, 2011 12:54 PM
Clan double xp info requested...
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Hey all, I was wondering if anyone new info about the clan tags & double xp? I mainly want to know,if I only get the regular edition game without elite will I still be able to take advantage of and get the special double xp & tags if I am in a clan that has it?
There´s little on the topic so far... What is known is: Elite subscribers will contribute more to the clan XP. All members of the clan, Elite subscribers or not, will be entitled double XP when the clan is awarded the boost.
As for the clan tags, since through Elite you will only be able to join a clan by invitation, simply adding the tag in-game is not enough for you to be part of i Meaning, the tags means nothing when it comes to earning clan XP and/or receiving any clan rewards.
So if you are invited and are in the clan will you have access to the tags? You hinted at it but did not clarify or confirm it. The tags are not a big deal to me really but the question is still there lol.
I believe the tags in-game dont really matter, meaning you can add any tag you want, as you do on any other CoD, but you will only earn XP for the clan you´re regitered with, even if you dont use a tag. Clearer now?
I am sorry,I stated that wrong. I got the impression that there is special tag colors and founder clan stuff with pre orders of certain editions or elite on PSN. That is what I was talking about. I understood what you said before lol.
Ok I get ya... Pre-orders get Founder status.The player will get a weapon camo and a Elite profile skin for himself only, as well as in-game player card and emblem. No special clan tag colours. The way the XP boost works is, he will be contributing more to the clan XP than people who didnt PO. So... In terms of XP contribution it´d be something like this:
Elite Member < Elite Premium < Elite Founder
On the CoD Elite page is says that elite premium subscribers get "Unique In-Game COLD Clan Tag".
Right, missed that.. But doesnt matter. Its for yourself only and not the clan. So what difference does it make.