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While in Estonia I was able to get an interview with Darian the newest Clash of Clans Community Manager! In this episode we Talk Clash about what it's like at Supercell and within the Clash of Clans team!
Also, we discuss how new features come into the game and the many ways that Supercell recieves feedback, as well as the desire for increased communication and efforts being made in this direction.
Also addressed are several questions from the Reddit Community!
Thank you to Darian for his time...and hopefully there are some new pieces of info in here for anyone who would like to listen!
Because this episode of likely to be of high interest, the complete transcript is available on reddit! You can find it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClashOfClans/wiki/darian_interview
This will be the first of a four part series on creating Clash of Clans video content!
In this episode I'm joined by returning guests Bazie of Reddit Heroes and Andy of Reddit Upsilon. Both regularly do recaps for their clans and will talk about their creative choices, the benefits it gives their clans, the technical aspects of creating and publishing to YouTube with two very different set-ups and some of the thought process that goes into deciding what to include.
You can find both of their videos regularly published to our subreddit and the RCS discord.
At the end of the episode we also talk about balancing admin time effectively and compare and contrast Upsilon and Heroes which are two clans growing in very different ways with respect to increasing the family size and tackling entry into competitive tournaments.
Please join the 3 of us to Talk Clash and stay tuned for the rest of the episodes on content creation following this one!
Find their channels here:
Reddit Heroes
Clashin' in a Van (Reddit Upsilon)
This week I get to Talk Clash with the leader of Reddit Oak (and the RCS's newest Council member!), TubaKid, and one of Oak's oldest members, ProE Jockey!
Oak is one of the oldest clans in the Reddit System as the original "O." The original plan was to discuss the verification process, as Oak was the first clan verified (or reverified) after the formation of the Council, but as Tuba pointed out: to discuss that, it also makes sense to talk about the deverification. So, we'll talk about Oak's history, the RCS's FairPlay policy and what it means, how deverification happened and also Oak's decision and process to return to the RCS. In the end, it has a lot to do with commitment to values, to one's clan, and trust on both sides.
It's a good insight into FairPlay, clan verification in the modern age, the process of leader transition from Pika to TubaKid, and also what the RCS has to offer clans then and now, especially as a clan has its members become more involved.
So tune in, and let's Talk Clash with one of our most deeply rooted clans!
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