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Originally Posted by Splorf22
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OK, please explain to me how this is consistent with allowing players in Class C guilds to have alts in Class R guilds, and how this is not a blatant exploitation of the R/C/FFA system.
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Leadership doesn't encourage our members to join any other guilds, however cross-guild membership isn't simply native to TMO having alts in other guilds. However, we did recently bring to attention some guidelines we expect our members to follow if they do wish to join Class-R guilds. I'll give you the reader's digest of those principles.
-Any member of TMO is not to accept any loot from a raid target killed by a Class-R guild.
-Any member of TMO who tags a character of theirs into a Class-R guild forfeits the right to have that character tagged into TMO at a later date.
-You may not use a character tagged in a Class-R guild to gain DKP under your name in TMO.
-You may not assist TMO on a kill (FFA or Class-C) with any characters that are tagged in a Class-R guild.
-You may not attend TMO events on any character that is tagged in another guild.
In essence, if you are a member of TMO and you choose to tag one of your characters in a Class-R guild, that character is completely unrecognized from TMO and going one step further, blacklisted from future membership. We would also encourage leadership of other guilds who are aware of a member's cross affiliation to report to us the character in their guild and who you feel they might be in ours. We will also do what we can to match the characters for our records.
Some players simply want to experience more mobs, some people might want to fuck your rotation, some people might have friends in other guilds and want to experience game-play with them as well. I can't control people's motivations, but I can control how they effect the different classes and the restrictive rule-set we laid out goes a long way to prevent manipulations.
Chest and I are actually pretty good friends on my BDA tagged toon.