I Feel Sad for the Players Who Run Trade Guilds

Suru · April 2016

Anslay wrote: »

It is a lot of work, but I really enjoy the guild and the sense of community that it has brought to the game for myself and I hear this echoed by many others. A strong team of officers to split the responsibilities and a great community make all the difference.

There are some aspects that are less than ideal and many guild leaders have made quality of life requests of ZOS that would help more than just trade guild leaders. For now and to make it a bit easier, myself and others have invested the effort to code addons to help manage the guild and automate the raffles, etc. It's still daily work, but the GMs/officers that want to play, find time to do such. For some, this is how they play and the aspect of the game they enjoy.

*hands Anslay her hammer*

I love our core of officers. Dream Team headed by Anslay:)

Lysette · April 2016

Running a guild is some people's gameplay like there are those who trade between guilds and that is their kind of gameplay. To assume, that they do not have fun, even it is work, is just wrong. Some might not even do more than this and the whole game is for them to run a trading guild, they do not quest nor engage in combat ever - so just let them do what they like.

Samwell Slayer · April 2016

Anslay wrote: »

It is a lot of work, but I really enjoy the guild and the sense of community that it has brought to the game for myself and I hear this echoed by many others. A strong team of officers to split the responsibilities and a great community make all the difference.

There are some aspects that are less than ideal and many guild leaders have made quality of life requests of ZOS that would help more than just trade guild leaders. For now and to make it a bit easier, myself and others have invested the effort to code addons to help manage the guild and automate the raffles, etc. It's still daily work, but the GMs/officers that want to play, find time to do such. For some, this is how they play and the aspect of the game they enjoy.

All hail!