TMO recap

[Ragnaros]

I was there for the first vindi attempt and can confirm we never got the mob below 90%, Sworen literally splatted
Although yes, the other 2 groups could have easily made the difference but the selfish azrael crew in friends wanted ez pixels

[VZ_Xanit K'ven]

Originally Posted by Ragnaros [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

but the selfish azrael crew in friends wanted ez pixels

who are the azrael crew in friends? isnt that just friends?

[VZ_Xanit K'ven]

Thought Azrael was once a big player, but then split 60% / 40 % into Azrael / Friends or

Lite and Crew (North, Macca, Tobi, Brobbe, Rockem, Mifli, ..)

and

Beastgor and Gang (Jib, Pikrib, Smedy, Roberto, Barcode,...)


always thought main reason GG failed was cause Friends didnt manage to unrustle their jimmies with Lite (his famous Ragefire/Salaryman call didnt exactly help strenghen guild cohesion)

and pushed for Vapo to lead even tho the tiny 4-man Crew of GW came out of the woodwork relatively late

and now they are accused of torpedoing TMO? man, they sure love playing as underdogs

[derpcake]

Originally Posted by Chloroform [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We made bad choices and payed the price, it happens. And Tiggles speaks out of his ass, his claims for server dominance are stand alone comments because the actual leadership did not have those intentions - we played here to have fun with old friends and try to make a name for ourselves.

i missed TMO leadership telling Tiggles to stfu

guess rest of r99 did also it seems

mistakes were made, indeed

[Samsung]

Originally Posted by VZ_Xanit K'ven [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Thought Azrael was once a big player, but then split 60% / 40 % into Azrael / Friends or

Lite and Crew (North, Macca, Tobi, Brobbe, Rockem, Mifli, ..)

and

Beastgor and Gang (Jib, Pikrib, Smedy, Roberto, Barcode,...)


always thought main reason GG failed was cause Friends didnt manage to unrustle their jimmies with Lite (his famous Ragefire/Salaryman call didnt exactly help strenghen guild cohesion)

and pushed for Vapo to lead even tho the tiny 4-man Crew of GW came out of the woodwork relatively late

and now they are accused of torpedoing TMO? man, they sure love playing as underdogs

Hehe puts mifflis name instead of mine. You must really hate me.

[Xaanka]

Originally Posted by Chloroform [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Truth of the matter is TMO had fun on the velious launch. We got the first vindi to roughly 10% and after that we continued to have fun that day and for many months after the fact. People had a difference of opinions and entitlement which is poisonous to any guild and purging them had little to no affect to our guild moving forward from that moment. You talk about sitting on us for hours after vindi which is not factual. Also the majority of us wanted to experience the launch and the rush for targets, it was fun and we had a a valiant effort.

Originally Posted by Videri [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Oh hm. I forgot this is a game. Like, for fun.

If this was true and if the velious launch was so fun for everyone in TMO, why did over half of the players from TMO blue and most of the guild's officers quit on velious release day?

Head so far up your own ass you've adapted to breathe methane, Aalpha.

[quido]

TMO had great potential but should have listened to my advice ;-) I sent the TMO leadership a long message detailing the few players that would turn their guild KOS to Empire, the known toxic shitbags who were trying to join, and some accounts of some other folks not quite as controversial.

[Xaanka]

not only did letting those players into tmo contribute to empire becoming kos to tmo, but a lot of them left/got kicked/app denied from tmo and started their own crews to fuck with tmo raids on the reg.

i agree tmo had a lot of potential but some seriously bad calls neutered the guild. they all stem from tmo blue leadership not really knowing how to handle the red server. everything they did would have been no problem for a guild on blue. croot all your competition's worst enemies? who cares it's not like they can stop you from raiding on blue. burn bridges? there's always someone to replace them on blue, not so much here.

- burning bridges too soon (gg merge, tiggles forumquest and empire history, etc)
- how velious release was handled (easily half the officers and half the tmo blue players quit)
- no set raiding schedule (there's no variance over here, more people show up to a schedule than a batphone)
- alienating their best and most dedicated players while rewarding big time retards (all your officers quit, you needed to find new ones)
- paranoia over spying while simultaneously tagging anyone's 15th alt and general apathy over clearing the memberlist/batphone list or making teamspeak more secure.
- inability to mobilize for raids properly due to lack of schedule (gather in 1 zone, port in together)

like literally after velious no one gave a shit about clearing the userlist, adding permissions to teamspeak, and gathering for raids beforehand. all things i suggested and brought up with leadership repeatedly. real ironic when friends used my teamspeak username to spy on their hate raids and wipe them while i was on vacation [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Uuruk]

TMO could have been fun to share the server with but it was led by autistic leaders who didn't take any advice of more experienced players. Now the only guild on server can't even kill Vyemm. Sad server.

[Nirgon]

Originally Posted by quido [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

TMO had great potential but should have listened to my advice ;-) I sent the TMO leadership a long message detailing the few players that would turn their guild KOS to Empire, the known toxic shitbags who were trying to join, and some accounts of some other folks not quite as controversial.

all they had to do was join Empire, snortle up the loots as top RA players then split off and take as many as they could with them at an opportune time

the pride comes before the fall, u no