QuizQuiz North American Community
Contrary to Nexon's assessment that the player base of the North American beta version was low, there was in fact a large community surrounding the game that mostly resembled a clique structure. Like many other massively multiplayer games, clans were formed in QuizQuiz. Unlike other games where clans are used as a way to obtain people to hunt with or gain experience with, clans in the North American version of QuizQuiz were social hubs where a newcomer to the game could meet new people and chat. This is due to QuizQuiz's large social component and relatively weak gaming component. In the heyday of QQ North America there were many clans, notably:
- PABM (Pink And Blue Mentos, QQ's first clan)
- Tang Bang Calao
The majority of the clan websites are no longer online. There was also a Petition (aptly called "Petition Petition") that had upwards of 500 people sign to get Nexon to add new features / maintain the North American version.
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