... , in a way, the sense of camaraderie  that develops between groups in-game. Already, from playing with this new group for about the past month, I can see that it’s not just between people with real life bonds. The in-game ones also can be quite strong. Has anyone else felt this sense of uncertainty when it comes time for a /gquit? How did you decide whether it was time to move on? Share

... is a new secret toon; I forgot to leave one of my toons out of the guild....doh! Ok, well, one of them is outside of the guild, but it's my bank toon. I suppose I could just sneak /gquit early in the morning with one of the toons I'd like to play intermittently. /shrug, don't want to cause any drama. Of course, being a guildless toon comes with disadvantages as well... Now, if I ...

... /gremove - opposite of the above command /gpromote - promotes a player in the guild (rank-wise) /gdemote - the opposite of the above command /gmotd - sets the MOTD. This can be viewed with /ginfo /gquit – quits the guild /groster – the who’s who of the guild /gleader - sets a new guild leader /gdisband – disbands the guild One of the coolest ...

... who “thought they knew all classes better than players who actually played them,” but things came to a head when people started blaming some Northrend Beasts wipes on warlocks underperforming. He /gquit, but here’s the issue: apparently the GM of AC decided to send an in-game email to the GM of our tipster’s new guild, trashing him and trying to get him kicked out of the ...

... to their guild anyhow, even though I knew it was a longshot since my gear is craptacular, and got a solid decline without even a reason, without anyone even saying something to me. Sooo that got me a little butthurt. I went ahead and /gquit my current guild, because I don't see the point in prolonging it. So now it's down to pugging, hoping I can improve my gear, and searching for a new ...

... went searching for 9 people. The first 8 I asked said yes, I had a couple pocket vetos, and only one person said no. I got enough people to make it practically right away! And when the guild was made, everyone said gratz and then /gquit and went on their way with no muss or fuss! Yay! Happy ending! So the moral of the story is: It's easy to find friendly helpful people if you ask nicely. :)

... ). For various reasons we have only been able to do 2-3 raids since the new guild formed (though in those two raids we did see progression.. finally). During that time toons have begun to trickle away and /gquit from . Two nights ago the GM of promoted someone else to GM and dropped out of the guild. The ex-GM said he wants to be raiding and we weren’t getting it done so he was going ...

... was a bit disturbing. What I could not forgive, however, was the continual use of text speak and the fact that six people IN A ROW messed up the appropriate usage of there, their and they’re. /GQUIT. I have since been invited to join another guild, which sounded great, until I found out that their guild name was in all lowercase. COME ON. I cannot take you seriously as a group of people ...