The guy who said that just got a world record. Honestly you're not building the best teams in the world setting up a website with applications. Most people in these sort of guilds gets to apply by word of mouth, usually they sub for a while till the guild has enough data to decide if they should have the spot or not. This is also why ZOS spoke to a more open guild master. It's important to show more perspectives than one.
Androconium wrote: »Ah yes, I see now, Reg.
You're talking about the way that Guild Masters hire and pay a team of recruiters to find them some new friends, as the recruiter know what the Guild Master likes. And who they like. Guild masters like friends that can sell 50K a week.
I think that for this article they wanted to go with more hardcore ones, they only picked two so were limiting themselves. But I think they might have done a community spotlight on more casual and fun guilds before? Might have been a long time ago though.I was actually really disappointed they chose bleeding edge core groups to highlight the raiding community. I mean, yes, of course, the top-end groups are an important part of the community, but there are plenty of mid- and low-tier raid guilds across all servers whose perspective is completely missing from the piece.
I think that for this article they wanted to go with more hardcore ones, they only picked two so were limiting themselves. But I think they might have done a community spotlight on more casual and fun guilds before? Might have been a long time ago though.
But I agree it would be quite nice to hear from the other tier raid guilds. I would nominate LND, as a guild that is open but will train everyone on the veteran trials several days a week! It's where I learned and completed all the vet trials, would love to see ZOS interview the master and some of the other leaders, they are great people!