Clash of the Crews
A GTA online league organized by @Lann
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Sign up
by Lann- 5 followers
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To sign up please post a few words about your crew in this thread, and add your crews Rockstar Social Club (RSC) link along with a PSN ID link to your crews contact (team leader) for the league. Pour s'inscrire, merci de poster un bref message sur ce topic en ajoutant le lien vers la page de ton crew sur le Rockstar Social Club ainsi que le lien vers le profil dun leader de l'équipe. Para inscribirse, envíe algunas palabras sobre su tripulación en este hilo y agregue el enlace de su equipo del Rockstar Social Club (RSC) junto con un enlace de RSC de su líder de su equipo en esta liga. - Para se inscreverem escrevam uma pequena i…
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League Standings
by Lann- 2 followers
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Previous seasons: After Round 7: Season 1
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Rules
by Lann- 1 follower
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Soon to be slightly updated for season 3! • Each round your team leader has the responsibility to see who you are up against and to make contact. • The crews can agree to play their match anytime during two weeks that the round lasts. We suggest the crews agree upon a time as soon as each rounds playlist is published. If there is no communication the hosting crew need to make contact. • As the host you have the responsibility to use the right playlist, run it as a H2H playlist or a regular playlist depending the format. Info about this will be gives each round. • If your opponents do not show up at the agreed upon time your crew will be given a score based on th…
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Starting a Match in Clash of the Crews
by DavidCore89- 2 followers
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In Clash of the Crews it is important to start the playlist as a Head to Head, it is similar to starting a normal playlist, but this ensures the crews are teamed up correctly. Below are the required steps each round host will need to take in order to start the Clash of the Crews battle. 1. Have the Current Round playlist bookmarked, open a 2 Crew Lobby and invite the opponent captain. 2. When both crews have gathered their 6 players in the lobby, highlight the Current Round playlist in the menu and press R3 to start: 3. Press X when prompted with this screen: 4. Set the correct job settings for the f…
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The Crews
by Lann- 3 followers
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Presenting the participating crews. Season 2 Domestic Battery - XDBX Founded in January 2014, twice featured by Rockstar Games and active members worldwide. As the Host we will represent with a team. As a crew we are very versatile, we have capable players in every game mode and with 100 crew battles played to date we are experienced in competitive play. DevastatingDangerous Hello Everyone, My Name is Aerora, I Represent the DDNL Crew and we are back for the second season We won the first season, but had some pretty close battles. and with a playoff things could change last second…
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What is Clash of the Crews?
by Lann- 2 followers
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A GTA Online League for Crews. PS4 with Assisted-aim. The League • Every round your crew will play against another crew in a head to head (H2H) playlist. • Each round consist of two weeks and all crew H2H battles in a round will use the same playlist. • Each round will feature a new playlist that will be presenter on the first Monday of each round. • The H2H battles are played with 6 players (4 in season 3) from each crew, it does not have to be the same players each round. • All playlists consist of 3 races (non-contact) and 5 combat type jobs (2 races and 4 combat in season 3) • There will be a mix of land, air, sea and stunt races, but eac…
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Clash of the Crews - Season III A GTA Online league for crews. Every round your crew will play against another crew in a playlist. Each round consist of two weeks and all crew battles in a round will use the same playlist. Each round will feature a new playlist that will be presented on the first Monday of each round. Each crew enters 3-4 or 4-5 players depening the round. The jobs/playlist will be limited to either 8 or 10 players.* All playlists consist of 2 races (non-contact) and 4 combat type jobs. There will be a mix of land, air, sea and stunt races. The combat jobs used will alter each round as classic TDM, LTS and C…
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Suggest/Request a Job 1 2
by Lann- 2 followers
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We are working on gathering the jobs for the third season. Our estimate is that we are looking at finding about: 10 street races (for commonly used vehicles) 10 other types of races (Air, Water, Off road, Stunty stunt, Motorcycle, Bikes, Parachute..) 10 TDM (Forced and Pickups) 5 LTS (Balanced*) 5 Captures (Balanced*) 20 Adversary mode jobs (Balanced*) *Balanced = Fair so it does not matter what team/side you start on. All should be working well with 8 players. Without a promises of using any suggested jobs we would like to open up for suggestions/requests! This the basic structure for the season, and we will …
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Streams, videos and pictures
by Lann- 3 followers
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If you plan on streaming your Clash please post date, time and link here. You can also post videos and pictures from the event.
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Contacts in the Crews: (PSN ID) DDNL - Mr_TSM665 XDBX - Lann3fors STNC - acdc47200 SOFS. - Fungaback 187X - cprize GTAF - Rafs_92 GRIM - Mocro-2008 NLDD - Aerora
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Round 7: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/playlists/playlist/qTd936ZvjU-ulp7z1oXEWg
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