Mettaricana wrote: »Just allow bigger guilds
Mettaricana wrote: »Just allow bigger guilds
Thats not related to the primary issue, 500 is plenty... The issue is you get 5
Pick wisely:
Family / RP / PVP / Trial / Trade
Essentially this is the reason we have 5, 1 for each.
Mettaricana wrote: »Just allow bigger guilds
Thats not related to the primary issue, 500 is plenty... The issue is you get 5
Pick wisely:
Family / RP / PVP / Trial / Trade
Essentially this is the reason we have 5, 1 for each.
Missing option - fewer slots. That would mean a better trading system that didn't necessitate multiple guild membership, plus a greater sense of guild commitment and loyalty. My suspicion is that it would also mean better performance generally.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »Missing option - fewer slots. That would mean a better trading system that didn't necessitate multiple guild membership, plus a greater sense of guild commitment and loyalty. My suspicion is that it would also mean better performance generally.
No way, guilds are not exclusive to being only for trading guilds.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »Missing option - fewer slots. That would mean a better trading system that didn't necessitate multiple guild membership, plus a greater sense of guild commitment and loyalty. My suspicion is that it would also mean better performance generally.
No way, guilds are not exclusive to being only for trading guilds.
I never said they were, quite the opposite.
Salvas_Aren wrote: »How about more item slots for the guild store?
More guild slots are not needed. If you are not getting your fill with 5 slots then you have some pretty weak guilds. Find some better ones.
Not long ago I helped some in game friends that are of the more casual persuasion after their guilds leaders left the game. We tried several guilds that had full rosters of players that were logging in, but the issue was such a large majority of those guilds did nothing with the guild. They behaved as though they were dormant.
In other words, there are many guild leaders who think they are successful merely because they maintain a full roster. They are bad leaders because they do nothing real to lead the guild.
In contrast, my raiding guilds boot players who are not active with the guild. They prefer quality over quantity and I suggest you do the same with choosing what guilds are you are part of.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »More guild slots are not needed. If you are not getting your fill with 5 slots then you have some pretty weak guilds. Find some better ones.
Not long ago I helped some in game friends that are of the more casual persuasion after their guilds leaders left the game. We tried several guilds that had full rosters of players that were logging in, but the issue was such a large majority of those guilds did nothing with the guild. They behaved as though they were dormant.
In other words, there are many guild leaders who think they are successful merely because they maintain a full roster. They are bad leaders because they do nothing real to lead the guild.
In contrast, my raiding guilds boot players who are not active with the guild. They prefer quality over quantity and I suggest you do the same with choosing what guilds are you are part of.
No offense, but literally nothing you said applies to any of the guilds I'm in. Just because something is one way for you, does not make it the same for everyone else. I've been playing for 3 years, I cant leave guilds that I've been in for equally as long because I met some new people and want to join their guild too. We need more variety.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »More guild slots are not needed. If you are not getting your fill with 5 slots then you have some pretty weak guilds. Find some better ones.
Not long ago I helped some in game friends that are of the more casual persuasion after their guilds leaders left the game. We tried several guilds that had full rosters of players that were logging in, but the issue was such a large majority of those guilds did nothing with the guild. They behaved as though they were dormant.
In other words, there are many guild leaders who think they are successful merely because they maintain a full roster. They are bad leaders because they do nothing real to lead the guild.
In contrast, my raiding guilds boot players who are not active with the guild. They prefer quality over quantity and I suggest you do the same with choosing what guilds are you are part of.
No offense, but literally nothing you said applies to any of the guilds I'm in. Just because something is one way for you, does not make it the same for everyone else.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »Princessrhaenyra wrote: »Missing option - fewer slots. That would mean a better trading system that didn't necessitate multiple guild membership, plus a greater sense of guild commitment and loyalty. My suspicion is that it would also mean better performance generally.
No way, guilds are not exclusive to being only for trading guilds.
I never said they were, quite the opposite.
How would fewer slots make a better trading system? Your first comment was based entirely off of trading.
Princessrhaenyra wrote: »Missing option - fewer slots. That would mean a better trading system that didn't necessitate multiple guild membership, plus a greater sense of guild commitment and loyalty. My suspicion is that it would also mean better performance generally.
No way, guilds are not exclusive to being only for trading guilds.