2010-02-11, 04:57 PM
"Good" guilds are really what specific individual wants, I would say it is hard to exactly map out what a good guild is in this case. For instance, you see some guilds have level restrictions, while others do not. Both are rational, since levels of players are important for party-training or bossing for the level restriction guilds, and while guilds with no level restrictions just want a bunch of friends to chat with and have fun. There are many aspects to a guild as stated already, but all that depends on how an individual fits in with the atmosphere and mood of the guild (Or a guild that matches mostly with an individual's preferences).
I was once in a guild that had quite a good background along with a community, but only that I never liked the politics and how everything is ran, so eventually I just drifted off from that guild, even though back then that guild is the ideal "perfect" guild as some would say. This just demonstrates that a good guild depends on preferences on individuals rather than a "one-size fits all" type of deal.
I was once in a guild that had quite a good background along with a community, but only that I never liked the politics and how everything is ran, so eventually I just drifted off from that guild, even though back then that guild is the ideal "perfect" guild as some would say. This just demonstrates that a good guild depends on preferences on individuals rather than a "one-size fits all" type of deal.