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You're the fucking champ bro!
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I said it once, and I'll say it again! Gratz Divinity! Way to go! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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grats divinity!
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03-30-2010, 10:58 AM
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Maybe late to this thread... but as many have said: you (in the plural form) just don't really understand what Divinity is about!
I've been with Divinity since I'm in the teens. That was so long ago I've watched so many passed by because of my play schedule (working at a hospital does that to you....) The guild chat is as laid back an atmosphere as you could ever have hoped for. The people? They're family to me. My GF plays the game, sitting at level 32, and people would run 4-5 zones to throw rezzes. I know they are probably not doing anything, but it still takes a crazy amount of dedication to make that commitment to run while most would've just AFKed. It's not as if she was asking either; it's just the fact that she mentioned about a group training her and 2-3 people are on their way.... We're not the type of raiding guild that really gets angry over petty things. It's a social guild that loves raiding as much as possible, and we take whoever would like to come in any way possible without sacrificing our position. I'm still sitting at level 47 after all this time, but they take me like a regular at EVERY raid that I could attend, no questions asked. The welcome you get when you say hi is unbelievable and the drama is being kept as low as possible. Sure, we've had people that left before, mainly due to the fact that we weren't in a position to raid back then, but I just don't think there's much more of a close-knitted atmosphere as you could find in Divinity! I'm just glad to have been in Unrest at the right place, in the right group, at the right time. D4L! | ||
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03-30-2010, 02:08 PM
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Don't even know you guys but <3 for you ya. That's a true guild right there. Take care of your own and others around you. That's how I ran my guild in DAoC. The Dragon Lords. I played as a Armsman back then. I remember running a newbie clear down to do a quest from Camelot to the swamp. Then ran him back just cause I had love for the game and had time on my hands. The guy started asking me questions about my guild. So I told him a bit about us. He said do you have any of your officers on line right now? I think he fainted when he found out I was the GM and I just walked him around doing quests with him. Lol he wasn't even in my guild. /shrug that's good stuff there.
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