The Benefits of Belonging to a Gaming Clan
I feel that most gamers either don’t have the desire, energy, or interest in being highly-competitive gamers.
Most, I believe, value having fun while being relatively competitive above all else. They want to have fun while still pushing for the W.
Some gamers are shy or for some other reason aren’t comfortable — or simply don’t desire — to play with others socially. Having to meet new people and engage with them may actually cause them to have anxiety.
But for others, belonging to a gaming group provides an opportunity to develop new relationships, have more fun then they would otherwise, and do even better gaming because of the benefits of teamwork.
Sometimes when I approach someone about joining The Devil’s Guard, I get a sarcastic response back. Something like “A hard no from me, nerd” or even something as simple as a lone curse word. I find it sad, but I understand that some people, for a variety of reasons, have to put others down in order to feel good about themselves.
All I’m trying to do is build a community of friends with a common interest in which all members would benefit.
If that sounds good to you, join us.
