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Originally Posted by AncientLord
Greetings.
The most funny thing was, kidd pretented to be mature and he joined the guild, thru he read the rules, (which he didnt) then he suddenly asked me for instant giving all rights of guild to him, but he was instatly kicked.
Also im amazed that i met "normal" players and they like the guild rules wery much, but when i tell them that my guild just moved from another game to gw and guild is atm small they say no tnx. I woud understand if guild woud be inactive. But why woud i invite all idiots/kidds and have a 40+ members guild which woud 1/4 inactive after a few days. I rather have small guild and active members. I played a lot mmorpgs for several years and yet again im amazed under the "recruting" so called thing at gw.
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My friend, I share your experience! Though I was only officer and not a guild lord! Sadly, many of your members who never had run thier own guild would understand your concerns, nor understand why your guild suddenly is minimized to 10-15 brave warriors. For 1 adventurer I recruited for a certain guild, kicked 10(!)
Here's the story:
I was hiking in the Shiverpeaks when a guildlord of an old guild sent me whisper. He requested me to come back, along with 3 other old officers - he claimed he needed help to save his guild from going down.
Sadly, our return angered many new members who suddendly went "wtf why are they officers so fast" "that's unfair!"? There were those old friend who had fainth in us and welcomed us back with open arms, and there were those who did not know us and thought us as random strangers who bought our officer title...
Many of our old friends we had had found another home, but we tried saving the remain of shattered guildspirit. We let our new members know us officers better, joked a bit more than we usual on the forums, and helped them out with mission and such. Some of these warriors are still on my friend list. We raised the rating from 900 to 1000 again.

Sadly this was after kicking 20+ of our brave warriors.
Things were going good, but the guildlord needed more adventurers to join. And by a trick of fate, we had a certain officer with too much gold to waste!

He kept inviting folks with the mind of a 6-13 year old and signed them up for battle (GvG) without the guildlord's or the other officer's concern. It was a shame, that our guildlord gave him too many chances and did not demote him - he spiked our guild rating down to 900 very soon and many of our old friends got fed up and left.
And then final straw was drawn:
When we discussed battle tactics in the hall when a warrior-monk claimed a spot in the team. "My build is uber," "your tactics are noob", "I will show you." "I win all 1 vs 1". My good friend frowned at her behavour, and decided to kick he since she had an ego too big for her own good. I, however, decided to give her a chance.
I accepted her challenge and brough a riposte build on purpose to check her reactions. I defeated her in a duel a x3 times in a row. Then the guildlord called me back for a the real battle. I resigned to get a teleport, and the warrior-monk, seeing that she "won", flooded the guildchat with "HAHAHAHHA I WON /DANCE". This angered not only me, but also the other two old officers, and half of the guild "why is this kid in our guild?". I kicked her.
However, this amazon happened to be a friend of the officer who invited kiddos, and she was re-invited immediately. Of course, she started flooding our guild channel with rude words. A fierce debate raged in our hall that evening and many people left. With only 15 members left, and with a guildrate downed to a such miserable state, the guild lord gave up and sold the guild
Sad, but true. That is what happened to me, a poor guildhopper.