The Older Gamers [EU, NA, PvP, PvE, RP] 25+

Thymos · March 2015

The Older Gamers has been a gaming community for like minded gaming enthusiasts to gather and share their opinions, love of gaming, and quality company for over a decade.

TOG has a strict age requirement of 25 years and over. We also have strict rules on conduct and behavior, both in the games we are represented in and on the community boards and voice channels. We're a well known bunch with a great reputation and we aim to keep it that way.

We currently have a large group of members playing The Elder Scrolls Online with three primary guilds based on timezones:

TOG on the NA megaserver
The Older Gamers on the European megaserver

The guild on the NA server have focused on Daggerfall Covenant, but do not exclude other factions. The guild on the EU server has focused on Aldmeri Dominion, but also does not exclude other factions being played. There are groups of people of all play styles, PvP, RP, PvE. There is no overall focus for any of the guilds. This place is for people to enjoy themselves how they like to play. We are a very social community, and promote that above all.

The Older Gamers originated in Australia, and we now have over 60,000 members from all over the globe. We have representation in almost every game currently on the market (and many not). Many people join us for one game and then stay on for the great community.

The TOG community is completely free to be a member of, and runs community servers for voice comms (TS, Vent, Mumble) and for many popular games across all genres including MMO, FPS, RPG, Sims, etc. It also hosts blogs, reviews, buy/sell/trade, news... loads of stuff!! This is a premier gaming community, not just a guild.

Please visit TOG yourself for a better look at what we offer...
http://www.theoldergamers.com/

And here is a link to the forums:
http://www.theoldergamers.com/forum/

Don't be shy! Joining such a huge gaming community can be a little daunting, but it will feel like a second home to you in no time! Post in the Barracks and one of our friendly admins will have you in super quick!

Odium79 · March 2015

T.O.G. – The Older Gamers
“The home for adults that love games”

So I know that most people that are looking into joining a guild are probably thinking something like “Damn I need a guild to do this stuff I want to do” or
“Sure is quiet/boring being solo all the time” or
“This would be so much easier with someone to group with”, and those are fine reasons to look into joining a guild. I know those were my thoughts back when I started playing Guild Wars 2.

A friend of mine was in TOG and suggested I apply for membership, using words like awesome, great people, and very laid back group, to entice me into signing up. Pretty sure I still owe him a drink for getting me involved with this amazing group of gamers. In my time since joining TOG I have been involved with some of the nicest most helpful people across the 6 games I have joined them in. Yes that is right, 6 different games and the same guild, same rules, same principles, and some of the same people. I love my TOG and know that no matter what game I want to go and play that there will be a community of like minded people I can play with built in almost automatically.

This is where I feel TOG really shows it’s value, you can join for the game you are playing now and then also join any of the other 46 official portals that are currently active. New multiplayer game on the horizon, there is a good chance it will have a division created for it. Membership is free; we have a very well maintained member’s forum, and provide a TS3 server for game usage.

So in the end I ask, are you looking for a guild? Are you an adult over the age of 25? Are you looking for a cohesive organization? Are you looking for a centralized point where like minded adults get together to go play games? If you answered yes to the questions above and are looking for the type of experience I have listed/had then I highly recommend jumping over to our forums and giving us a go.

See you in game,
Odium