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Originally Posted by Pandora's box
Perhaps you don't realize that about 90% of the guilds are as good as dead. Hosted websites went down. Communication lost. Yet players left won't just give up and switch guilds. They need a way to communicate. I see enough players online in my guild, but not at the same times. Need to make plans, tell when to join for an event, such kind of things.
Omg, this is so basic! Every self respecting game should at least offer the most common ingame Web 2.0 facillities! This is not the 20th Century. I see there's also a Twitter thread around. So lets go for it!
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You're right. It is basic and maybe we'll see it implemented in GW2 but in the meantime....
I guess I still don't understand what the difference would be, other than having Anet put forth the effort instead of a guild member. If guilds are "dead", how will having an ingame messageboard be any more likely to bring them back than having one outside the game?
Honestly, you don't have to set up an entire website, just a forum. Spend about 30 minutes setting up and have a nice, serviceable forum; spend a few hours and you can customize most of them to your heart's content, if you're so inclined. If you click on my name over there to the left and then go to my homepage, you'll see what we've got set up. It's simple, but we use it very regularly and I don't know what we'd do without it.