I continue to just post random crap on the board in order to help draw individuals in from Sagelucy's blog
People have real life behind the screen wow tbc classic gold, man may need to go afk for 2 minutes to take care of his kid or anything. Coming back after my break this really is the difficulty I see WOW Classic. To much to do so to much emphasis on rushing through all of the content. Id like to see these bring back the crowd control make it considerably more difficult to AOE every garbage pull and pull strategies. Dungeons will take longer so provide better rewards.
Don't take this personally, however that isn't the early 2000s. What was super new in mmos (the opportunity for near direct interaction with different people throughout the net ) is something that social media now easily provides and in fact people have gotten burnt from that. Stop needing 2005 back. Its. No one would like to socialize with ramdom individuals, 80 percent of whomst are annoying gamer types who will call you a slur within one hour of knowing them. If you'd like community you'll need to split your own little space in WOW Classic.
I am an officer at our guild and I will relate to this. I had conducted an ally raiding guild in BC and Wrath and when Cata hit, my guild fell apart because of the guild ranks introduced in that expansion and all the small guilds were gobbled up into these big guilds which you ended up only turning into a few in. I discovered a guild which for the most part it was the GL and that I logging in night after night, running random items either together or from our selves but never actually doing much recruiting due to the issues you outlined.
Flash forward to about three or four weeks ago when Blizz redid the guild chat window and the way you could look for guilds and that I couldn't be more happier. We've since posted that we're a societal, family friendly guild first of all. After some work of speaking to individuals and interacting with them, then doing this with others and slowly, getting them to open up to each other, it has been unreal how well we are doing now. We have got a number of husband/wife teams that have kids and what not but we are beginning to now get runs scheduled on the calendar which individuals may sign up for when they wish to. We attempt to maintain guild pressure off individuals because the last thing I want is just another job away from my real one.
We've created a guild Discord channel people can chat to outside of WoW and that I continue to just post random crap on the board in order to help draw individuals in. It's been working and I'm happy with how things have been turning out. I started playing WoW because it had been fun, I remained playing due to the friends I would finally make and finally getting back to this was made WOW Classic fun again. If anybody is interested in checking us out and like I mentioned, we are more of a societal and family guild, everybody is welcome.
We're NOT a raiding guild although we do have a few that operate lfr's together. We're beginning to conduct Mythics and random BG's collectively but it's all optional cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold. This is about having people that work and also have family's that do not feel pressured to"with" to log into to perform anything unless they want to. Guild chat is usually pretty active and it's about being on.
Don't take this personally, however that isn't the early 2000s. What was super new in mmos (the opportunity for near direct interaction with different people throughout the net ) is something that social media now easily provides and in fact people have gotten burnt from that. Stop needing 2005 back. Its. No one would like to socialize with ramdom individuals, 80 percent of whomst are annoying gamer types who will call you a slur within one hour of knowing them. If you'd like community you'll need to split your own little space in WOW Classic.
I am an officer at our guild and I will relate to this. I had conducted an ally raiding guild in BC and Wrath and when Cata hit, my guild fell apart because of the guild ranks introduced in that expansion and all the small guilds were gobbled up into these big guilds which you ended up only turning into a few in. I discovered a guild which for the most part it was the GL and that I logging in night after night, running random items either together or from our selves but never actually doing much recruiting due to the issues you outlined.
Flash forward to about three or four weeks ago when Blizz redid the guild chat window and the way you could look for guilds and that I couldn't be more happier. We've since posted that we're a societal, family friendly guild first of all. After some work of speaking to individuals and interacting with them, then doing this with others and slowly, getting them to open up to each other, it has been unreal how well we are doing now. We have got a number of husband/wife teams that have kids and what not but we are beginning to now get runs scheduled on the calendar which individuals may sign up for when they wish to. We attempt to maintain guild pressure off individuals because the last thing I want is just another job away from my real one.
We've created a guild Discord channel people can chat to outside of WoW and that I continue to just post random crap on the board in order to help draw individuals in. It's been working and I'm happy with how things have been turning out. I started playing WoW because it had been fun, I remained playing due to the friends I would finally make and finally getting back to this was made WOW Classic fun again. If anybody is interested in checking us out and like I mentioned, we are more of a societal and family guild, everybody is welcome.
We're NOT a raiding guild although we do have a few that operate lfr's together. We're beginning to conduct Mythics and random BG's collectively but it's all optional cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold. This is about having people that work and also have family's that do not feel pressured to"with" to log into to perform anything unless they want to. Guild chat is usually pretty active and it's about being on.
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