Though many clans want a certain amount of team game experience, a lot of clans will let you join a few of their team games and see how you play. We just let someone in who didn't have much team experience. I personally learned after denying Dako from our clan and sending him over to Chariot of Fire and TOFU that it is a mistake to go solely off of games played. Actually, a few of the most recent members of our clan had little team experience. We feel we can teach excellent team play, and it's better to start with less bad habits.
I think your best move is to select 5 or 6 clans that you think you might be interested in. You won't know until you play some with them. Seek out some of their players to join games with or against and see if you can strike up a friendship. You'll be on the fast track from there.
dazerazer wrote: From what I have gathered I guess whenever a person is "good enough" to be in a certain clan, that clan will probably approach them about it anyhow; making this all a moot point I suppose.
That's true to a point, but there are a lot of people who just don't get noticed.
dazerazer wrote:Such a shame. Clans are missing out on some badass ppl
I'm sure that's true, but a lot of those "badasses" play primarily games that don't transfer over to the clan sphere, like 1v1, freestyle, or 8 player standard games (though 8 player escalating is a great skill to have under your belt).