Bungie Reveals Clan Information for Destiny 2

Destiny 2 has a lot of people scratching their heads right now, as we're not exactly sure what's going to be in store for us. We know for certain that the game will not allow you to have a beard and launch day might not have everything the game is going to offer, but we are getting a bit of clarity now.

This new information has to do with clans and their migration over to Destiny 2, which is completely possible. Check out the post Bungie made on their blog regarding these changes down below!

Starting on July 25, 2017, Clan leaders should visit their base of operations on Bungie.net and decide if they want to convert their Group to a Destiny 2 Clan. Clan Founders will be able to transfer their title and permissions to another member who will be a more faithful leader for future adventures. If you have bigger plans for the existing Group that hosts your Clan, you can leave it as is and explore your own community purpose outside of the game. This housekeeping period will last for one month. After that time, new Clan creation functionality will go live on Bungie.net to support Destiny 2. Stay tuned for more information on that deadline

These Clans will retain their basic structure. To sustain the intimate family feel that makes for good tactical chatter, membership will remain capped at 100 members. Each Destiny 2 account will be able to join one Clan on each platform.

Clans in Destiny 2 will enjoy new features in the game. Clans will be the guides of a new community, leading solo players to embrace the endgame one mission carry at a time. Youll be able to manage your Roster and send invitations to new members right where you play. Every Guardian who calls a Clan home will earn rewards based on the success of their teammates.

These new features required a measure of sacrifice. If your Clan is part of a sprawling Alliance of affiliated fighting units, this evolution in the Clan experience will break that connective tissue on Bungie.net. We know this creates challenges for the larger community entities, and were already thinking about new and better ways for Clans to lock arms around a common mission. For the time being, we hope youll agree that enhanced Clan support will be better for every player of Destiny 2.

As you can tell, Bungie is trying to make the transition as painless as possible. Hopefully the clan leaders all have enough time to make the transfer before the deadline, otherwise they might have to deal with some angry members.