Guild Mentalities

[girth]

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

I'm totally getting a clue right now.

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[Savok]

Thats the point I was making, all judgments are arbitrary.

I wouldn't expect to get into a guild based on my name or experience on a forum. At level 11 I'm in no real position to prove or disprove to you how good I am (unless your already judging me on an alt..) but I'm pretty much stuck with PU groups until I get to a decent level because I can't join a guild's /gu until I reach a the magic #.

One person posted that he got to know people in the guild by chatting and cracking jokes etc in group/guild chat. How can I prove myself if I'm not given a chance again until I'm a certain level. What makes the fact that you see how 'good I am' on a raid when 90% of the time your not even involved with an app (unless your seeing them die on your screen too much) to see what they are adding to your guild? Just logging in a turning up to raids shouldn't count as a 'yeah they are good' mentality. RA!= good.

[vinx]

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

As I said, that is one example of thousands.

I think you forget how the guild system works in this game. "Booting" someone is not as easy as it sounds. This isn't WoW where you can kick someone out of the guild at any given time whether they are logged in or not. You have to be in the same zone, they have to be online, and I believe you have to even be targeting them.

Not true, you can boot someone x-zone as long as they are online.