I'll play anywhere guys. Doesnt matter to me honestly.

What I am afraid of though is that we'll have a small tight nit guild with players scattered across all different time zones with different work schedules. We'll only RvR/PvP with each-other on weekend nights. What's the point of being in the guild then? When you can just /friend them.

 

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Uruz and I both think that rolling DAoC server, and we start our own small guild, things will be fine. There will be no real difference between where we would go and DAoC server if the idea fails, so I don't see harm in rolling there As long as its a PvP server we should be fine. Perhaps if there are other DAoC guilds on our sever, we'll make a /as but the guild will not recruit and only players who we know will be in the guild.

 

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It'll be active enough Rezz. I agree that when the guild is too small and you spread people over a large area of the country you end up picking your nose half of the day.


The intent is to have a well formed guild large enough to be sustainable at most regular hours of play. I'll be testing the waters on Seastone this next beta (Not seacliff, I was mistaken). Things will be all good.

 

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Sounds good Uruz. I'm hoping once the game releases more ex-DAoC guilds will start playing.

 

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i have a few friends coming over that I've gamed with Post DAoC... also once we get up and running it shouldn't be too hard to recruit. We just wanna make sure we recruit the right types of people.

 

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