Why do people hate on Seal Team?

[RecondoJoe]

I feel like this has to be a "vocal minority" effect. I've been playing on Green for about 2 months and I've had more toxic experiences with Kingdom and Black Lotus than I've had with any guild in the last 20 years of online gaming (about 16 of that was on WoW obviously).

Seal Team players tend to be really friendly and helpful. In my experience.

[Snortles Chortles]

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[ldgo86]

Not everyone has your experience?

[turbosilk]

The kingdom people I know are friendly and helpful which is why I'm there. My raid experience with kingdom is that we abide by the play nice policy and collaborate with other raid guilds. Im not aware of extensive lawyerquesting.

Every Guild had some bad apples. Kingdom has had its share and the ones that I'm aware of are no longer inn the Guild after working through the progressive discipline process. I recommend watching to see if a Guild is anchored for 6+ months with a bad Apple.

[indiscriminate_hater]

You hate us cuz you anus

[Nuggie]

Being the top dog makes you a target for criticisms. It's that simple. People are going to cite examples of poor interactions with seal team members, but the reality is every guild has people that treat people "less" than snowflakes prefer to be treated. Not only that, regular people have bad days too. People are allowed to have bad days.

[reznor_]

ST all the way baby

[Nirgon]

I won't troll this one, ok? Hard not to but here goes.

There's good pals in every guild. Your bad experiences are a result of circumstance sometimes. Usually a disputed camp, an unintentional train or someone having a bad day.

The difference for me is I trust the ST leadership way more than any others. Misters Zeelot and Darkdeath were very square in TMO, but not as willing to let things go to the community. The top pals in ST put a lot on their back to keep the raid scene competitive but as fair as possible - except for perhaps the skill and dedication gap that some of you just gotta get over. They also take time to train wave after wave of new faces due to churn and burn out. Most guilds don't have the energy, patience or drive to win to keep doing that for this long... let alone at all. They actually listen to and tolerate more nonsense than I would.

I cannot more highly recommend a raid guild, at least for PvE.

[Jimjam]

Personally I assume it is mainly banter and join in to seem cool.

[Phaezed-Reality]

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, at least for PvE.