I already asnwer to that:
Originally Posted by
Onsola
What Gru said Is basically the reason why I try to give everyone a try, I asked him to post a few replays to know with what we will face if he joined.
And since he has been playing for so little it would be really easy to teach him, and really soon he would be a good player, he would improve way faster than any of us, essentially because he would keep playing with that entusiasm that you have when you start in a new game.
Its true; right now we need forum active members, and if he has been playing for only 10 days and already have 6 posts he is in the right direction. However, I dont like accepting ppl who have been playing for so little because they arnt realy into the game yet and they might quit it soon, or clan hope (this has happened in the clan a few times).
About buying the tc: well when you are playing throw steam you usually tend to buy things only because they are in offert, like when I bough payday 2 with all dlcs for 20 $ usd (it costs 80 $ usd without the offert). I just asked him that since he doesnt have a win ratio. Without a win ratio I cant tell if he is good or bad, or if he noobashes.
Most ppl who have been here for a few months joined being kinda nooby, When Gru joined he was just a brown belt, and so when aka joined, now look at them; Gru is Godlike in wushu/mushu and aka has really got into replaymaking
Now we evolved that topic to what the minimun requiremtens should be, because since or policy of giving everyone a try doesnt seem to be working.
Maybe trying to get members with more experience and make a few exceptions. I want to remember you seba that I have recruited people from orange belt to custome belt (the orange belt quited toribash quite soon and thats the reason I dont like recruiting ppl with little experience).
Also having high requirements could make the clan look better. Nevertheless, since we arent that known we might not get any apps and our recruitment rate (which is already low) would get lower