I was guildless when I logged on – for the first time in a long time. It feel odd that even though I couldnt see the tag, and I wore the grey tabard of the loan ranger, of one who is guildles.
I was guildless probably for about 20 mins just enough time to lose 3 EOS to Pre made Horde, and then I Joined CD
The Invite appeared on my screen, and my mouse hovered over the accept button. Did I really want to join another guild so soon? I accepted and received the warm welcome that all new guildys anywhere receive. I had researched the guild on the Armory so I had a fair idea that they were a serious raiding guild, rather then a happy friendly family bring ur alts – twinks and then some guild.
Then as we were organising a Kara run – an argument started, that the run wasn’t planned ahead and it shouldnt happen - I started thinking – oh oh – Politics already. It got sorted out, and all was happy. The run went well, everyone knew the fights – knew their class, we had the odd death, and the odd wipe, but for me to be able to Kill up to and including prince on one run. – I was impressed.
I also got alot of advice to up my damage in my Spec and my cast sequence. My brain has been considering more theorycraft in the last few weeks, its whats prompted me losing points in Discipline, my + damage wasnt where it could be. Ive still got a few more enchants to get for some new gear so will need to be farming for a while. They seem to be a good bunch of people – but like all groups still have their internal conflicts
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It is good to see that you have found a good guild that you can have fun and play with. Nothing worst than guild drama. It just kills the fun in the game.
There will always be that split in the guild: the ones who like the way things are, and the ones that hungers for progression. And that is where most of the problems comes from.