Play Together's Exciting New Club System: Find Your Gaming Crew!
Haegin kicks off 2025 with a major update to Play Together, introducing the highly anticipated Club system! This feature allows players to connect with like-minded individuals, forming exclusive communities within the game. Let's dive into the details.
Clubs in Play Together enable you to create a squad of up to 60 players. These aren't just random groups; they're your own personal Play Together communities. You can join an existing club that aligns with your interests and age group, or take the reins and establish your own.
The Club system also introduces the role of Club President. Presidents have the power to customize their club's identity, setting the tone with a unique photo, a welcoming introduction, and descriptive tags. They also manage member invitations and overall club administration.
Joining a club is simple. Search for a friend's nickname or select someone from your buddy list. However, creating a club comes with a cost of 300 Gems. Leaving a club is equally straightforward, offering flexibility for players.
Members enjoy a dedicated chat window for communication, planning, and sharing. You can request collectible cards (one per day) and react to posts with emojis.
Beyond the Club system, the update includes:
Download Play Together now from the Google Play Store and experience the enhanced social features! Don't forget to check out our other news on the Pokémon TCG Pocket Wonder Pick Event!
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