Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.
"I think it's time we should see other people. And by "we" I mean me, and by "other people" I mean another guild"
"No,no. It's not you.It's me"
"Now, let's not make this more difficult."

FloppyTouch wrote: »I don’t know if I’m the only one but I never stay in guilds long. I like to jump from guild to guild meeting new people.
Staying in one guild for to long you meet people you don’t get along with and also limit the amount of friends or cool people you can meet in game. I play MMORPGs for the social part of them.
If I find people I click with then I add them as a friend and keep in touch. I know GMs don’t like this and think poorly of people like me.
I wanted to know if there was anyone else that use guild as just a way to find more like minded people with out getting into all the drama that seems to unfold if you stay to long. Not so much as you are the one starting it but other memebers fighting or starting issues within guilds.
I met some amazing people and love playing with them just not the whole guild. When ever I leave I get pms from an angry guild master or people wanting to know why. Its just a personal thing and it’s the best way I found to meet people.
I also like to help new guilds get started I’m a max cp pvp and pve player and crafter. So I’ll join help out new ppl then leave once it’s going. I never ask for anything from the guild or take anything.
SantieClaws wrote: »As an officer in a guild Khajiit understands your perspective yes.
However perhaps all that is required before you leave is a polite explanation to the guild leader of why you are leaving?
We make great efforts, at least in the Imperial Trading Company, to be friendly and helpful to other guild members and if someone suddenly left then we would just be curious why - if perhaps something had been done to upset them or we were just not the sort of guild they were seeking.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
I'm the exact opposite. Once i find a guild i like, i will stay until the bitter end.FloppyTouch wrote: »Confessions of a guild hopper
I'm the exact opposite. Once i find a guild i like, i will stay until the bitter end.FloppyTouch wrote: »Confessions of a guild hopper
One of my 5 guilds went completely dormant for a while with nobody but me logging in for months, but i still stayed. Then for some reason people started coming back and now it's the most active of my guilds.
FloppyTouch wrote: »I'm the exact opposite. Once i find a guild i like, i will stay until the bitter end.FloppyTouch wrote: »Confessions of a guild hopper
One of my 5 guilds went completely dormant for a while with nobody but me logging in for months, but i still stayed. Then for some reason people started coming back and now it's the most active of my guilds.
I wonder why the last MMO I played guilads would be around for years and ESO they don’t seem to last very long.
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.
OutLaw_Nynx wrote: »Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.
So many weird cliffs and mountains over there
Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.OutLaw_Nynx wrote: »Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »I'm still trying to figure out how to tell a PvP AD only guild that I wanted to switch to DC because I needed a change of scenery.
So many weird cliffs and mountains over there
just remember - as soon as you leave the southern high rock gate - head straight east for chalman...
that's what the rest of us do