Originally Posted by paredesguga

Age: 24
Original Join Date: 2011
Discord Tag: paredesguga
Why I would like to join:

It all began in 2011. A younger me, bright-eyed and full of digital ambition, stumbled upon a game that would forever alter the trajectory of his existence. From that day forward, I embarked on a quest—not for fame, not for fortune—but for mastery. While others chased leaderboard clout or forum drama, I was in the dojo, perfecting my timing, learning the sacred arts.

Years passed. Fads came and went. Clans rose and fell like empires in a sandcastle competition during a tsunami. But I remained. Quiet, focused. Patient.

And now… I find myself here. Before the digital gates of Allegiance, a name whispered across servers with the reverence of myth. I read your recruitment thread. Oh, I read it. A clan of cool people? A sweet [Al] tag? Events, tournaments, raffles, Genesis themself hosting the madness? You had me at “sweet [Al] tag,” but you kept going. Respect.

But what truly called to me wasn’t just the perks. It was the promise of a war leaderboard. A place where skill meets recognition. Where one does not simply click "Join Clan" and call it a day, but must prove themselves. You want testing? You want to know my worth? Boxshu? I’ve danced that dance. ABD? I’ve bled frames for victory. Lenshu? Well… we have a complicated relationship, like that ex you swear you’re over but keep texting at 3am. I’ll still give it my all.

Let me be honest—I'm not applying just to wear a tag or be part of another clan that fades into inactivity in a week. I want to belong. I want to contribute. I want to join battles that leave our enemies staring at their screens in quiet reflection, wondering where it all went wrong. I want to meme in chat, win wars, lose gracefully (well, sometimes), and rise through the ranks, not just as a player, but as a member of something greater.

You asked why I want to join? Here's why: because Allegiance feels like the kind of place that values skill, humor, community, and growth. And because deep down, we all just want someone to yell “GG” with after a chaotic match where neither of us knew what just happened