Wherefore art thou, Uber PvP Guild?!?! - Page 3 - Guild Wars Forums

Eternal Equinox · Sep 19, 2005, 09:23 AM // 09:23

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Originally Posted by romO

yeah XoO is nuts when it comes to getting pvp and gvg groups together. if you want mass pvp talk to them ^^. like was said, they arent the best guild (we flawlessed them in gvg last night =P but i must say they arent bad and you would do much good developing your skills with a guild like that.

I would also like to touch base on this XoO talk. They are a good group, they've rolled us through quite a few times. And funny enough, we always end up fighting them whether it be in Tombs or GvG. Guild bashing isn't nice. Fun and minigames people.

Divine Elemental · Sep 19, 2005, 02:27 PM // 14:27

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Originally Posted by banishd

international districts suck now.

cant agree more....
n00bs posing iways etc.. christ T.T

Maltare · Sep 23, 2005, 08:45 PM // 20:45

I skipped a lot of the preceeding posts so this is mostly to the first poster.

If most guilds are anything like my guild has been, we have a lot of booms and recessions. In one month TLH has had anywhere from 30 active, online members to 10. Guild Wars is a fast paced game in almost all aspects, especially when compaired with most MMORPG's. People come and go quickly, and since active members are in such high demand, guild hopping occures.

So while on the outside of all that I can understand your frustration in finding such guilds as what you're stated as looking for, but as for myself, being the guild leading and dealing with the heat that goes on with everything, it's simply a matter of hiting a guild on one of its peaks.

One other aspect of Guild Wars that is difficult, is finding leaders who will lead your "3 groups" at one time. Many guilds will have 50 members online, and not be doing anything organized together, simply because of the lack of leadership.

So, now as far as any advice I would give, it would be this. Find a guild that has established leadership, that has good organizing skills. Stick it out for a couple weeks and don't get discouraged too quickly with some times where it seems like the guild is dead, because if your leadership is good, it wont last.

Anyway, that's the best advice I can give ya.

-Malt

Azure_Seraph · Sep 25, 2005, 10:29 PM // 22:29

Lol i didnt read anything, but i hope you do know the wherefore art thou= Why are you. Wither=where.

OverlordTyrael · Sep 26, 2005, 12:51 AM // 00:51

Hither = here.
I was under the impression that Wherefore art thou meant where are you, as in the passage where Juliet says "Wherefore art thou Romeo..."

Akhilleus · Sep 26, 2005, 03:59 AM // 03:59

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Originally Posted by secretsmg

I personally don't like large guilds because you never get to know everyone. In fact that's one of the reason I've quit lineage2 considering you need massive guild-alliances for castle sieges. The perfect guild for me would be 50< people who are active and like minded. You'll find a lot of top guilds in that category. They have tests for only player skill but whether the personality fits in. Most of them wouldn't want excessive amount of members (some of the korean guilds being the exception, although I have no idea how theyran their guilds) IMO a large guild is just too hard coordinate for a 8 v 8 battle considering the large variances in player skill, teamwork etc unless a set group just practices with each other.

exactly my outlook with my guild.
i recruit, by all means, very slowly, because im picky about who i let in, and i will not let my guild exceed 25 people. i want it to be like a family environment, where everyone knows everyone; knows thier strenghts, thier weaknesses, and can rely on them for support in the game.
the only problem with a small guild such as mine is that people have a tendancy to get tired of the game&quit, faster than you recruit; lest you sacrifice quality for quantitiy (and i never have, and never will advertise our recruitment; and any officer who spams recruit ads is automatically demoted).

[EW]Elendar · Sep 27, 2005, 11:31 AM // 11:31

Personally i think smaller is better, come from playing daoc where its 8 man groups too
the theoretical ideal pvp guild in my view is 8 members, who always play, and always play at the same time, too many people in guild just dilutes things
in practice around 10-12 seems best, so theres enough people on to gvg or tombs every night
EW pretty much only gvgs now, and it is muchos fun, been playing smurf (WIMP) for a while, but back to gvg with EW now

Azure_Seraph · Sep 30, 2005, 04:13 AM // 04:13

heh. Wherefore art thou Romeo is misleading. I know its off subject but Juliet asks why is Romeo a Capulet, a family foe.(if i remember correctly) She does not ask Where is romeo.

Naprius · Sep 30, 2005, 06:19 AM // 06:19

ah but if you read the da vinci code you would know what it is all about

Sep 23, 2005, 08:45 PM // 20:45	#43
Maltare Frost Gate Guardian Join Date: Jun 2005 Guild: The Last Horadrim Profession: E/Me	I skipped a lot of the preceeding posts so this is mostly to the first poster. If most guilds are anything like my guild has been, we have a lot of booms and recessions. In one month TLH has had anywhere from 30 active, online members to 10. Guild Wars is a fast paced game in almost all aspects, especially when compaired with most MMORPG's. People come and go quickly, and since active members are in such high demand, guild hopping occures. So while on the outside of all that I can understand your frustration in finding such guilds as what you're stated as looking for, but as for myself, being the guild leading and dealing with the heat that goes on with everything, it's simply a matter of hiting a guild on one of its peaks. One other aspect of Guild Wars that is difficult, is finding leaders who will lead your "3 groups" at one time. Many guilds will have 50 members online, and not be doing anything organized together, simply because of the lack of leadership. So, now as far as any advice I would give, it would be this. Find a guild that has established leadership, that has good organizing skills. Stick it out for a couple weeks and don't get discouraged too quickly with some times where it seems like the guild is dead, because if your leadership is good, it wont last. Anyway, that's the best advice I can give ya. -Malt

Sep 25, 2005, 10:29 PM // 22:29	#44
Azure_Seraph Academy Page Join Date: May 2005	Lol i didnt read anything, but i hope you do know the wherefore art thou= Why are you. Wither=where.

Sep 26, 2005, 12:51 AM // 00:51	#45
OverlordTyrael Wilds Pathfinder Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: #amplitudestudios Guild: Xen of Onslaught [XoO] Profession: W/Mo	Hither = here. I was under the impression that Wherefore art thou meant where are you, as in the passage where Juliet says "Wherefore art thou Romeo..."

Sep 27, 2005, 11:31 AM // 11:31	#47
[EW]Elendar Ascalonian Squire Join Date: Sep 2005 Guild: Esoteric Warriors Profession: W/R	Personally i think smaller is better, come from playing daoc where its 8 man groups too the theoretical ideal pvp guild in my view is 8 members, who always play, and always play at the same time, too many people in guild just dilutes things in practice around 10-12 seems best, so theres enough people on to gvg or tombs every night EW pretty much only gvgs now, and it is muchos fun, been playing smurf (WIMP) for a while, but back to gvg with EW now

Sep 30, 2005, 04:13 AM // 04:13	#48
Azure_Seraph Academy Page Join Date: May 2005	heh. Wherefore art thou Romeo is misleading. I know its off subject but Juliet asks why is Romeo a Capulet, a family foe.(if i remember correctly) She does not ask Where is romeo.

Sep 30, 2005, 06:19 AM // 06:19	#49
Naprius Frost Gate Guardian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: mtricht Guild: Limburgse Jagers Profession: W/Mo	ah but if you read the da vinci code you would know what it is all about