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How many times have you changed guilds?
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| I know there are ubber guilds but what about simple fun loving non demanding friendly casual guilds |
The first one i joined was my RL friends guild, then he moved and i was the only one who had logged in in over 3 months, i was paitent and waited till one of them logged in while i was online and then told them my reason for leaving the guild, and that i would be doing so (i thought it polite). Then happily joined the Gameamp Guides [AMP].
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@Franco - Guild Hopping? So you think someone playing a game for enjoyment should stay in a guild where they are miserable rather than moving on. Not my idea of fun. This isn't a "til death do us part" situation.
Guilds change over time as membership, focus and leadership change. If your guild makes you unhappy and reluctant to log on, then it is time to look for more enjoyable pastures.
I have only been in one guild, started by my son. Lately he has expressed a wish to learn PvP (in which I have no interest). I told him to go and find a guild that would teach him. He hasn't mentioned it for a month, but I predict that he'll return to the subject in about 3 months, as soon as he has all his characters through Nightfall. And then my guild will have only one member.
Guilds change over time as membership, focus and leadership change. If your guild makes you unhappy and reluctant to log on, then it is time to look for more enjoyable pastures.
I have only been in one guild, started by my son. Lately he has expressed a wish to learn PvP (in which I have no interest). I told him to go and find a guild that would teach him. He hasn't mentioned it for a month, but I predict that he'll return to the subject in about 3 months, as soon as he has all his characters through Nightfall. And then my guild will have only one member.
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Most of the ones I left I left cause they split up. I did leave one or two because I didn't fit in with them and am currently in a guild, though on the verge of looking for another one due to incompatiblity of times I'm on to when they're on.
Stuck in Australia playing Australian evenings and the guild is somewhere in America with a Euro alliance of all things...
Stuck in Australia playing Australian evenings and the guild is somewhere in America with a Euro alliance of all things...
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My current guild is a band of RL friends, some who are fairly active and others who aren't. We've never had enough people to do any decently organized PvP, but I'm content with where we are at the moment.
I've been in...3?...other guilds, none of which had been helpful to me to any great extent (though one of them I did make some friends in, unfortunately the guild never had enough motivation to ever start anything large)
I've been in...3?...other guilds, none of which had been helpful to me to any great extent (though one of them I did make some friends in, unfortunately the guild never had enough motivation to ever start anything large)
Ive been a member of 3 guilds in total including my current one, and a guild I started. My current guild is PVE only, but for me thit is ideal, theres nearly always people to help, we have a great spirit\mood, and for the first time I can honestly say I feel at home. Ive only been a member for a few months, but already have made some good friends. What more can I ask for?! All hail the Apocalyptic Riders! 
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I've been in the same guild since 2 years before GW release.
. We started out in Delta Force 2 and are now a multi-gaming group with about 30 people playing DF2, GW, AA, and *shudders* WoW. (plus fantasy sports leagues)
I'm glad I'm in a guild that plays the game for the fun that can be had in it. We're always on TS goofing off, cracking jokes at the expense of NPCs. (once in our forums we had a contest to see who could come up with the best way to finish the sentence "Damn Charr snuck up on me while I was....")
Many of my guildies met in DF2 and later on met IRL. We're always helping each other out, getting quests and missions done, running the desert towns & missions. It's just more fun doing things with your guildies than it is with Henchies or PUGs (no, I'm not bashing PUGs here.)
I count myself lucky that I've never had to deal with a crappy guild. I have a friend who did and it was just plain disgusting the crap that went on. The guild leader did nothing about it and ended up alone with the losers that caused the problem.
I'm glad I'm in a guild that plays the game for the fun that can be had in it. We're always on TS goofing off, cracking jokes at the expense of NPCs. (once in our forums we had a contest to see who could come up with the best way to finish the sentence "Damn Charr snuck up on me while I was....")
Many of my guildies met in DF2 and later on met IRL. We're always helping each other out, getting quests and missions done, running the desert towns & missions. It's just more fun doing things with your guildies than it is with Henchies or PUGs (no, I'm not bashing PUGs here.)
I count myself lucky that I've never had to deal with a crappy guild. I have a friend who did and it was just plain disgusting the crap that went on. The guild leader did nothing about it and ended up alone with the losers that caused the problem.
Hmmm, let me see. Followers Of Lamarr was the first guild I was in. I got drafted while playing in the Ascalon arena. The guys in FoL were all great but when the majority of them stopped playing, I quit it and made my own Holy Grenadiers of Antioch. That lasted about two months. Then came Wepars on Rampage, BoA, Crimson Imperium Reborn, Croatia Pvp, Croatian Inquisition, Croatia Pvp Reunited, Sacred Guard, Mental Block, CroA, Mental Block again, RenO International, CroM and now I'm back in BoA. I think I left out a few, my memory isn't what it used to be anymore.
All of those guilds were based around a base of people I know from a gamer forum we all hang out on.
All of those guilds were based around a base of people I know from a gamer forum we all hang out on.
