ENGAGE IO vs Tatsu for Gaming

The gap that matters for gaming servers

Tatsu's economy is chat-driven and global: XP follows a member across every server they are in, and voice activity is not rewarded at all. For a gaming clan that means scrim attendance is invisible and a member's rank partly reflects activity in other people's servers. The 2,000-item store and pets are genuinely fun, but they are cosmetic rewards rather than a signal of who showed up.

What Tatsu costs at gaming scale

Three gaming servers on Server Plus is $14.97 a month, and on Server Premium $26.97 a month, since server subscriptions apply per server. Members can also buy their own boosts, up to Supporter++ at $39.99 a month for a 100% earn bonus, which means the clan ladder can be climbed with a credit card rather than attendance.

Setup and migration for a gaming server

Before switching, decide whether you want a global economy at all: Tatsu credits earned elsewhere arrive with the member. If you want the ladder to mean scrim participation, cap or reset progression and move to voice-minute points, and warn the roster first because pets and profiles are things members are attached to.

The switching mistake gaming servers make

The split billing model means a clan may be paying per server and individual members may be paying per user, and cancelling the server side leaves those personal subscriptions running. Tell the roster to cancel their own before cutover, because nobody else can do it for them.

Server subscriptions apply per server, while user subscriptions follow the individual across every server. This is the only bot in this set where members can pay to increase their own earn rate.

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